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Peru Boosting Its Micro & Small Tuna Companies

The Peruvian government has invested more than PEN 3.26 million (USD 792,000) in national micro and small (MYPES) processing companies. The initiative, which includes canned tuna firms, aims...

Tenth World Tuna Conference Kicks Off In Vigo

Today, Anfaco-Cecopesca’s X World Tuna Conference started in Vigo, Spain. The two-day event is themed 'Disrupt Your Tuna Business' and will take place both virtually and in person. It aims to...

Deal For New Omani Processing Plant Signed

Oman is one step closer to building a new tuna processing plant in Duqm Fishery Port. International Marine Products Company signed a land infrastructure agreement with the Omani Authority for...

Maldives Eager To Get EU Preferential Duties Again

The Maldivian government is adamantly working on getting back preferential tariffs for its tuna products entering the EU. The Foreign Secretary, Abdul Ghafoor Mohamed, has been lobbying in...

Plant-Based Japanese Next Tuna Launched

A Japanese plant-based company has decided to make a canned tuna substitute. Tokyo-based Next Meats Co., which is well-known for creating plant-based barbecue meats, will be launching Next...

Somalia Latest IO Nation To Object To Yellowfin Plan

Somalia is the latest country to have joined the list of those opposing the quota cuts for yellowfin as proposed by the new rebuilding plan that was adopted by IOTC members in June. Last week,...

Thai Union Changes Songkla Cannery’s Name

Today, Thai Union informed the Thailand Stock Exchange and its investors about the name change of its subsidiary plant, Songkla Canning. As of September 1, the new name is i-Tail Corporation...

High Risk Piracy Areas In IO Reduced

Less piracy in the Indian Ocean (IO) has resulted in changes regarding the geographic boundaries of the waters considered High Risk Areas (HRA). Starting September 1, the HRA borders to the...

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