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MSC To Fund Research On FAD Use In Indonesia

The MSC announced that it will be funding a research project focusing on the use and monitoring of FADs in small-scale Indonesian tuna fisheries. This is part of MSC’s scholarship program,...

Parties Gear Up For London Hearing On Echebastar MSC

Spanish tuna fishing firm, Echebastar, as well as the objectors to its MSC certification pursuit, will meet tomorrow in London for the first Independent Adjudicator (IA) hearing on its latest...

MSC Retracts Mixed Fisheries Policy Change

The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) has stated that its policy decision to stop mixed fisheries from entering MSC assessments was not backed by NGOs and the industry. This was a decision that...

Pacifical’s Ethereum Blockchain Platform Goes Live

Pacifical, the marketing arm of the PNA MSC tuna fishery, has announced the extension of its traceability platform, with the incorporation of a blockchain platform. Pacifical in collaboration...

IN BRIEF: 1st Indian Processor Joins IPNLF

Al Badr Seafoods Pvt. is the latest member to join the International Pole & Line Foundation (IPNLF), becoming the first processor from India to join the organization. It processes skipjack...

Has Global Sustainability Progress Stagnated?

This month marks the anniversary of the Sustainability Fisheries Partnership’s (SFP) Target 75 initiative. It aims to ensure that 75 percent of the world’s seafood supply is either from a...

RD Delivers 1st MSC Canned Tuna To EU Market

RD Corporation’s PNG-based cannery, RD Tuna Canners, has delivered it first Pacifical MSC certified canned tuna product to the EU market, through its Rotterdam based sales office, RD Foods....

Cook Islands PM: Sustainability a “Duty”

Cook Islands Prime Minister Henry Puna has outlined the need to “take a firm and principled position” in regard to the harvesting of tuna in Western Central Pacific waters. Puna spoke at the...

Nearly 13% Of Bolton Tuna From MSC Fishery

The Italian firm Bolton Alimentari has announced that 52.4 percent of its tuna sourced for its Rio Mare and Palmera brands, comes from “sustainable fisheries” - including just under 13 percent...

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