Friend of the Sea introduces new criteria for the certification of tuna from sustainable fisheries, requiring the use of non-entangling FADs

Residents of the Cook Islands are opposing a plan that would see Spanish tuna seiners allowed to fish the country's waters in exchange for $13m over six years

A California congressman wants the US government to assist the US-flagged tuna fleet amidst its current economic troubles

The US Food and Drug Administration issued a warning letter to Apollo Fish Company after finding Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point violations in its processing facility

By Neil Ramsden

2015 has been a busy year for the tuna sector, with unstable prices, certification issues and ongoing management debates

By Jason Smith

A US federal court in Hawaii has ruled against environmental groups that sought to increase restrictions on the amount of bigeye tuna that can be caught in the Pacific Ocean

By Jason Smith

Tuna group looking into 'significant tax disadvantage' as same multimillion tax credit that benefits a Starkist canning facility in American Samoa is not available to its own facility

A recent decision from the government of the Solomon Islands to issue flags the three Taiwanese purse seiners will not benefit the islands, a journalist claimed

Meeting, which has been criticized by conservation groups and the Parties to the Nauru Agreement for a lack of successes, made incremental progress, according to FFA

Pew Charitable Trusts and the World Wide Fund for Nature have noted the management meeting over the past week gas failed to end bigeye and bluefin overfishing