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Ecuador Tries To Secure EU Business After 2016

After losing substantial business with EU buyers last year, for the sake of Ecuador’s tuna industry and some other important sectors, the nation is making one final push to speed up the...

Mexico Tuna Dispute Could Cost US $472m A Year

Mexico could be one step closer to imposing USD 472 million in tariffs on US products, as the World Trade Organization (WTO) has set up an arbitration panel that will weigh up Mexico’s...

Vietnam Sees Surging Tuna Business With China

Despite China’s year on year demand for tuna only rising modestly in 2015, one processing nation saw particularly fruitful gains from a much stronger surge in Chinese business. From 2014 to...

Bangkok SKJ: Price Staying Firm

In the midst of slow trading activity, the skipjack market in Thailand’s capital remains steady, with prices staying firm. Boatowners and traders have mostly been unsuccessful in pushing up...

Tesco To Feature As Guest Speaker At Tuna 2016

In an industry first, UK-born supermarket giant Tesco will attend Tuna 2016 Bangkok, where it will become the first major retailer to address the growing role ofsupermarkets in supporting...

Waitrose: All Tuna Must Be Sustainable By End 2017

The ball is now rolling throughout UK supermarket chains, and following in Tesco’s footsteps, Waitrose has now committed to making sure all of its canned tuna, whether private label or...

TU Profit Slump Softened By Strong EU Performance

Despite reporting a year-on-year deterioration of 19 percent for its first quarter net profit, a strong performance in the European market has seen Thai Union record an increase in sales of...

Declining Tuna Consumption Solution In An Envelope?

With canned tuna consumption having taken a modest slide in some major markets for several years, pouched tuna products are increasingly muscling in on the shelves of major retailers, ready to...

Declining Tuna Consumption Solution In An Envelope?

With canned tuna consumption having taken a modest slide in some major markets for several years, pouched tuna products are increasingly muscling in on the shelves of major retailers, ready to...

Thai Union Raises $75m In US Dollar Bonds

Thai Union has today announced that it has raised USD 75 million following the company’s first ever US dollar bond issuance, which the firm’s CEO says is a direct result of strong investor...

Philippines Works To Cling Onto Free Trade

Now in its second consecutive year of benefitting from GSP+ status with the European Union, the Philippines is keen to keep firm grasp of a free trade deal that has advanced the exports of...

No Knocking Brussels’ Expo Success

Closing its doors yesterday, the Seafood Expo Global concluded as a huge success, with the recent attacks taking place in Brussels not managing to dampen the event. Just a month following the...

Full Steam Ahead For Tuna 2016 Bangkok

Now only a few weeks away, Tuna 2016 Bangkok is set to go, focusing on this year’s central theme of “Social Responsibility towards Global Sustainability”. Organized by INFOFISH, more than 600...

Red Card A Real Potential For Thailand

The threat of a trade ban on Thai fisheries products entering the EU marketplace is said to be looming larger and larger, as the European Fisheries Commissioner, Karmenu Vella makes it clear...

Mexico Throws Another Punch In WTO Dispute

Mexico has formally rejected the US’ request to form a new compliance panel within the WTO, designed to assess whether the changes made by the United States to its dolphin-safe policy adhere...

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