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ISSF Tightens Labor Audits For Tuna Processing Plants

The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) has strengthened its social and labor commitments. This week, the industry-led organization introduced a new measure for conducting...

Readers: Banning Transshipments At Sea Is Feasible

A recent study titled “An Expanded Evaluation of Global Fisheries Management Organizations on the High Seas” stated that prohibiting at-sea transshipment would strengthen the long-term...

Datafish Expands Monitoring Services On Tuna Vessels

Data collection and monitoring are essential for sustainable fishing operations. Technology solutions company Datafish collaborates with the Spanish fleet for monitoring. It has also joined...

Maldives Plans Scale-Up Of Canned Tuna Production

Maldives’ Fisheries Minister Ahmed Shiyam said the government is looking to increase daily canned tuna production, while outlining the factors behind the currently low output levels. The...

Tuna Hauls Propel Peru Seafood Exports To New High

Peru’s tuna and seafood shipments climbed 16.5 percent in 2025 from a year earlier, nearing USD 4.27 billion, supported by stronger landings of tuna, anchovies, and squid. Officials linked the...

Venezuelan Seiner Catches Fire and Sinks

Venezuelan-flagged purse seiner, 'La Peña', sank in the Eastern Pacific Ocean on Saturday night after a fire broke out on board. The vessel had 27 crew members. La Peña, which departed the...

Ecuador And Colombia Trade Dispute Erupts

Ecuador and Colombia have begun imposing 30 percent tariffs on each other’s goods from February 1, a move that would threaten billions of dollars in bilateral trade, including tuna shipments...

Major Global Highlights January 2026

The opening weeks of 2026 brought several noteworthy developments for the global tuna industry. Trading in major processing hubs, Bangkok, Seychelles, and Manta, remained almost the same as in...

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