By Tom Seaman

Law firm has not specified how much exactly it is claiming in damages, but number may total over $100m, if legal action is successful

By Tom Seaman

Although US government has the right to intervene in the lawsuit if it believes the lawsuit has merit, here it has expressly declined, states Dongwon

By Tom Seaman

Ongoing action brought by women widowed by sinking of US-flagged vessel allegedly controlled by Dongwon is origin of latest fraud allegations against Starkist parent company

By Jeanine Stewart

Korean giant Dongwon, parent company of US tuna brand Starkist, is accused of having set up sham companies using nieces of chairman JC Kim to gain access to tuna in the Pacific Island Nations EEZ

New range designed by marketing agency Pulp

By Tom Seaman

Low pollock fillet prices and a weak yen impacting sales to Japan saw the US unit of Maruha Nichiro report an operating loss for the first three quarters of its 2013/2014 financial year as it edges toward a break-even level 

By Tom Seaman

Skipjack tuna price in Bangkok is still falling, with a mixed view on whether the bottom has been reached – but it is certainly close

Meeting decides to entirely rethink the legal framework which dates back to 1980, in deal that could give EU tuna and some demersal access again to Segenalese waters

Two of ten longliners detained have escaped and are being sought by Interpol, as South Africa takes up the case with Taiwanese and Indonesian authorities

Starkist exec blasts Bumble Bee Foods CEO, in ongoing spat over 'Made in America' tuna