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Higher Deals Secured For Skipjack In Manta

In the Manta processing hub, skipjack trading is seeing higher prices due to a drop in raw material supply from the EPO. Sources told Atuna that the owners of vessels are not seeing the impact...

EU Alerts Show One Tuna-Related Incident

The EU Rapid Alert System for Food and Feed (RASFF) reported only one tuna-related incident last month. On March 11, Italian authorities alerted the EU to contamination in 300g glass jars of...

NewPrinces Group Reports 80 Percent Jump In Revenue

NewPrinces Group reported consolidated revenue of EUR 2.96 billion in 2025, up 80 percent from 2024. Sales for the Fish segment, which is ambient tuna and seafood produced by its UK-based...

EU Processors WR Skipjack Buying Took A Nosedive

EU imports of frozen whole round skipjack dropped sharply in 2025, a five-year low, with top suppliers Seychelles and El Salvador both losing trade with European processors. Last year, EU...

Princes To Raise Canned Tuna Prices To Offset Costs

Faced with inflationary pressures on transport and logistics due to the war in the Middle East, UK-based Princes Group announced that it will put up its prices by five percent, which will lead...

The Cost Of War On Global Tuna Fishing Fleets

The war in the Middle East has impacted tuna fishing operations worldwide, with boat owners facing skyrocketing fuel prices. Atuna approached several fleets in Asia and EU that explained that...

Major Global Highlights March 2026

The prices of frozen whole round skipjack in major tuna processing hubs rose amid the Middle East conflict. An Indian seafood company purchased the Spanish tuna processing firm Frime S.A.U....

SWG Renews Attack On MSC Over Social Standards Gap

The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has been bashed yet again by the Seafood Working Group (SWG), this time too, for its sourcing practices. The Group reiterated a set of demands it had...

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