US shelf stable seafood giant Bumble Bee Foods entered a guilty plea on Wednesday for its role in a tuna price fixing cartel, agreeing to pay a fine of $25m

Grocer Trader Joe's is once again asking a judge to dismiss a class-action suit that accuses the company of selling under-filled cans of tuna

According to country's minster of fisheries, the plan is also aimed at maximizing economic and social benefits derived from the use of these tuna resources for Samoans 

By Tom Seaman

London-based Lion Capital said to be looking to sell Canadian Bumble Bee operations, with frozen seafood processor High Liner reportedly in the running for deal

By Tom Seaman

Thai Union looks to hire over 20 new executives in the US amid plans to move shelf stable ops from San Diego to new office in El Segundo, where frozen supply company is based

By Ola Wietecha

Albacore fishermen are still waiting for the fish to show up on the US west coast after being on the water for about a month

By Tom Seaman

World’s largest tuna canner and Greenpeace make joint announcement on sweeping supply chain changes, including cutting amount of FADs used globally by half

However, the activist organization says major Canadian retailers still favor unsustainable brands

By Tom Seaman

Following guilty pleas from Bumble Bee, two of its former execs and an ex-Starkist SVP, Target files lawsuit alleging US tuna giants, Thai Union and Dongwon fixed prices

By Jason Smith

Stephen Hodge, a former executive at US tuna canner Starkist, has pleaded guilty to a charge of price-fixing, the first non-Bumble Bee Foods executive to do so