By Ola Wietecha

Amidst growing demand from retailers, Norpac Fisheries Export hired their first director of retail sales, whose long history of working as a retail buyer herself will offer valuable insight

By Neil Ramsden and Alicia Villegas

Undercurrent News is in Vigo, Spain, for the VII Worldwide Tuna Conference; keep up with the latest from the international speakers here

Government of the Philippines starts informal negotiations with countries in the tuna-rich Pacific Islands in a bid to forge a regional cooperation deal on trade and fisheries

Spanish shipbuilder Zamakona Yards launched Guria, an 81.54m tuna seiner to be delivered to fishing company Nicra 7

By Neil Ramsden

Ikeda Suisan beats Chinese government to punch in deal to cooperate with All Oceans Group, on fishing a 'long-dead fishery' targeting bigeye and yellowfin

Fishermen in the western and central Pacific Ocean caught a record level of tuna -- more than 2.8m tons -- in 2014

The value of the Philippines’ tuna exports in 2014 dropped by 30% despite an increase in total volume

By Tom Seaman

A ‘robust performance’ from Thai Union’s European subsidiaries can’t stop currency issues and one-offs hitting bottom line, despite sales rising

The Marshall Islands will host a fisheries meeting later this month that aims to develop measures to reduce current heavy fishing that has put bigeye tuna stocks in jeopardy

By Tom Seaman

Lawsuit accusing US big three tuna brands of keeping prices for finished products high when raw material was low, with co-packing arrangement between Chicken of the Sea plant in Georgia and Bumble Bee’s site in California cited