Tuna Processing News

Europêche Demands EU Remove ATQ Tuna Loins Quotas

EU fishing industry body, Europêche, wants the European Commission to eliminate pre-cooked tuna loins under the ATQ system from 2027 onwards. The call comes amid concerns over the updated deal...

Spanish Consumer Preference For MSC Tuna Grows

Sales of MSC-certified tuna in Spain climbed to a five-year high from April 2025 to March 2026, fueled by robust demand for canned skipjack carrying the sustainability label. While MSC data...

Major Global Highlights May 2026

The global tuna world saw many ups and downs in May. The price of raw material in Bangkok eased, but trade in the Indian Ocean processing hub continued to remain volatile. The IOTC meeting...

Anfaco Raises Alarm Over EU-Mexico Trade Pact

The EU and Mexico recently signed the Modernized Global Agreement (MGA) and interim Trade Agreement (iTA) to expand tariff-free trade, investment, and regulatory cooperation. Spanish canning...

Frozen Pre-Cooked Loin Demand Picks Up In US

US tuna canners’ purchases of frozen pre-cooked loins rose slightly from January to March this year, with Mauritian shipments surging sharply and supply from Thailand, their key seller,...

Eurofish Pet Food Segment’s Great Leap In Sales

Pet food sales of the vertically integrated Ecuadorian company, Eurofish, have grown exponentially in the past seven years. Eurofish pet food is particularly sold with “human-grade”...

Petit Navire Tuna Complies With EU Mercury Rules

Preliminary independent laboratory results show that 100 percent of Thai Union-owned Petit Navire tuna  products comply with French and EU regulations in terms of mercury levels. In March, the...

Tuna Waste Has Billion-Dollar Market Potential

Peptides derived from tuna are gaining significant popularity in the pharmaceutical industry, dietary supplements, cosmetics, animal feed, and functional foods, according to a market survey...

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