Republicans praise, environmental groups decry Trump’s seafood-focused executive orders
There were sharply mixed reactions to Trump's two seafood-related executive orders issued on Thursday
Week 16 Japan tuna roundup: Air-freighted fresh NZ bluefin fetch $57/kg amid domestic tight supply
Ranging from 95kg to 170kg each, a Tokyo Toyosu Market wholesaler described air-freighted fresh New Zealand bluefin tuna as 'even better in quality than domestic tuna'
Global farmed bluefin tuna prices rebound after 2024 historic lows
Japanese buyers' procurement prices for ranched bluefin tuna have rebounded to around $13.70/kg in 2025 for large Mediterranean fish, with prices for Australian southern bluefin expected to rise
South Korea’s Dongwon Group to merge food units in push for overseas growth
The restructuring is intended to streamline the group's fragmented food operations and increase the company's share of overseas food sales as a percentage of total sales from 22% in 2024 to 40% by 2030
Vietnam continues work toward lifting of EU yellow card in advance of fifth inspection visit
The Vietnamese province of Ben Tre is set to receive European Commission inspectors conducting a visit to check on the country's progress in combating IUU fishing
Japan’s Fujitsu claims AI tuna grading cuts inspection time 80%
The Japanese tech giant has introduced an AI-driven device that rapidly inspects frozen albacore tuna for fat content without cutting or thawing, with plans to expand its use to yellowfin, bigeye, and skipjack
US importer Supreme Crab announces first major package redesign in 10 years
Half of the new lid design includes to-scale images of the product inside, which gives customers 'a clear idea of what to expect when they open the can'
Week 14 Japan tuna roundup: Low-end fresh bluefin prices resilient at $20/kg amid supply surge
'Although an increasing number of purse-seine caught bluefin from Shiogama began arriving at Toyosu, confident local shippers helped maintain price levels' -- a Tokyo Toyosu Market wholesaler
Chinese tuna giant Shanghai Kaichuang lifts sales as profits rise at Spanish subsidary Albo
Shanghai Kaichuang Marine International reported a 15% increase in revenue for 2024, while Spanish subsidiary Hijos De Carlos Albo saw profits rise
Global tuna prices continue upward trend amid supply constraints
The increased demand for whole skipjack, combined with suboptimal catches, has contributed to the sharp price rise in Spain