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Illegal Fishing Crushing Kenya’s Tuna Potential

Kenya’s tuna catches account for less than one percent of the total Indian Ocean (IO) volume. This is well below this African fishery’s potential and experts claim that the reason for this is...

Atuna Readers Predicted No Consensus On FAD Sets

The 95th IATTC meeting was held last week and among the topics, stricter control on the tropical tuna FAD fishery in the EPO was discussed. Leading up to the gathering last week, there has...

Growth And Change Of Port Lincoln’s Tuna Industry

The history of the South Australian city of Port Lincoln breathes tuna and its Southern bluefin fishing goes back to the 1930s when small boats fished in the Great Australian Bight (GAB)....

EU Lifts Yellow Card On Kiribati

Kiribati can now breathe a bit easier. After nearly four and half years, the European Commission (EC) has lifted its yellow card on the country for making important progress “in addressing the...

Plant-based Tuna Alternative Expands In EU

US-based Gathered Foods has enlarged its footprint in the European market with its Good Catch brand for vegan seafood. After launching its products in over 300 Tesco stores across the UK in...

US Thinks It Deserves Larger Bigeye Quota

Ahead of the upcoming WCPFC meeting, the US proposal to increase the bigeye quota for the nation’s longline fleet in Hawaii has been supported by the Western Pacific Regional Fishery...

SKJ1.8:BKK Price Experiences Modest Pick Up

After weeks of sluggish movement in the skipjack market in the global tuna hub of Bangkok, there has been some weak signs of revival but the relative conservative mood in the market has not...

StarKist Workers Stuck On Island

Many workers at American Samoa StarKist cannery are stuck on the island and will be unable to return to the Independent Republic of Samoa because two coronavirus cases were reported in their...

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