The United States has been urged to allow fishing companies to fish in grounds surrounding the proposed expanded Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument

The Secretariat of the Pacific Community plans to use near-shore FADs to improve the local capacity for tuna catches

By Minato-Tsukiji

Japan's Kyokuyo posted a decline on consolidated operating income, with losses in its tuna fishing business continuing to drag on results

Philippines-based tuna canner Century Pacific Food is seen to grow business by 10-15% each year in the next five years, outpacing the country’s economic expansion

Little was accomplished last year for tuna sustainability, particularly by the RFMO, despite calls for policy changes from the conservation community, ISSF president Susan Jackson says

The Philippines' tuna capital General Santos City had a banner year in 2014, despite widespread anxieties over rapidly declining tuna stocks

Mitsubishi-owned tuna and food group ups profits on flat sales of £1.61bn, with UK sales slightly down

By Jeanine Stewart

Lack of measures aimed at reversing the declining trend of the Western and Central Pacific bigeye and albacore stocks, along with pervasive enforcement inadequacies, among major disappointments Matt Owens cites from the latest WCPFC meeting

By Tom Seaman

After some uncertainly that hit demand, Ecuador will continue to have GSP+ tariffs for sale to the Europe Union in 2015, as Thailand loses preferential tariff on raw shrimp 

Preserving tuna stocks in the Pacific now needs the same profile in the region as climate change, according to Ambassador for Pacific Development Shane Jones