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Mauritius Builds IO Tuna Loins Business In US

Afritex Ventures, a company headquartered in Mauritius, has teamed up with American retailer Fresh Thyme Market, to introduce fresh tuna products into the US. The African company has a...

Not Much Progress In Thai Union’s FIPs Yet

As part of its Tuna Commitment and SeaChange® sustainability strategy, global company Thai Union (TU) firmly promised to have a minimum of 75 percent of its branded tuna products sourced from...

Were Indonesian Pole & Liners Using FADs Illegally?

Indonesia's pole-and-line tuna industry is highly reliant on fish aggregating devices (FADs). Despite this, until very recently, a governmental decree excluded the use of this gear for this...

EU Increases Northern Albacore TAC For 2021

The EU has fixed the total allowable catch (TAC) levels for 2021 for several species of tuna and other fish stocks. The council regulation published on January 28 is applicable in the Union’s...

Lab Test Reaffirms Tuna Present In Subway’s Subs

Lab tests conducted by Florida-based Applied Food Technologies have confirmed Subway’s tuna sandwiches contain tuna as an ingredient, according to Inside Edition. Journalists from the American...

NASA Tech Helping To Save Whale Sharks

The precariousness of the whale shark stock, a species in danger of extinction, has led tuna RFMOs and other organizations to set out plans to mitigate its mortality. One of these initiatives...

Japanese Longline Fishery Gets MSC Logo For 2 Vessels

The Japanese longline fishery, Owasebussan, has officially been certified with the MSC sustainability logo. The decision came after no objections were filed to the final draft report published...

Half Of PNA Members Quit Pacific Islands Forum

Deep tensions in the Pacific region were revealed when five nations of the Micronesian region, Palau, the Republic of Marshall Islands (RMI), the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM),...

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