Peruvian authorities have donated to families with low income in the local district of Puente Piedra bonito fish that was confiscated from Ecuadorian vessels fishing without permit

US startup Finless Foods has slashed production costs by 50% since September and is aiming to achieve price parity with conventional bluefin tuna by the end of 2019

By Jason Huffman

The US fishing regulator has offered the early compliance cushion the industry had hoped for in relation to its Seafood Import Management Program

Ishihara Marine Products Co has entered its pole-and-line skipjack and albacore tuna fisheries for assessment against the MSC fisheries standard

Solomon Islands has pulled out of the Tokelau Arrangement for South Pacific albacore, saying it's too restrictive on tuna catch

ISSF participating companies are now at 100% conformance to the group’s standards for tuna catching and traceability, according to a statement from the group

Members of Europe's industry body felt the quota should have been expanded to 32,000t in 2018, given positive scientific data

By Matilde Mereghetti

The increase could be a setback for the species' recovery, says Pew; meanwhile, no new measures were adopted for tropical tuna species

By Louis Harkell

Chinese tuna fishing companies say China is still not a significant market for canned tuna products, but with product development and consumer education it could be 

The International Pole & Line Foundation is urging countries to support four key proposals in the run up to the Morocco ICCAT meeting