Oman’s Simak launches first tuna consumer products
Simak, a firm owned by Fisheries Development Oman, has officially launched its new line of commercial canned tuna products in the domestic market
ICCAT lifts Atlantic bigeye tuna quota to 73,000t
ICCAT's Special Meeting in Cyprus concluded with an agreement to increase the Atlantic bigeye tuna catch limit to 73,000t for 2025, an 18% increase from the current level
Vietnam seafood processor issued FDA warning letter after histamine poisoning incident
A complaint was filed against Vietnam's Golden Shrimp Seafood Joint Stock Company after a consumer got histamine poisoning from a yellowtail tuna product
Senegal’s tuna fishery achieves MSC after four-year FIP
A Senegalese Atlantic Ocean tuna fishery, represented by Compagnie Africaine de Peche au Senegal and Senegalese-founded Grand Bleu, has become the first in the region to achieve the certification
Spanish fishing body first to achieve MSC for all tropical tuna
Spain's AGAC has become the first fishery association in the world to secure Marine Stewardship Council certification for all tropical tuna stocks in the Pacific
Insolvency fears grow for AquaFoods as firm struggles with over $56m debt
The Panamanian company, known for growing snapper and tilapia in Costa Rica, is struggling with a significant financial crisis
AquaFoods enters bankruptcy process four years after deal for AquaChile tilapia arm
Panama-based AquaFoods, formerly known as Industrias Martec, has formally filed for precautionary measures in bankruptcy proceedings for itself and its subsidiary in Costa Rica, Terrapez
Skipjack tuna prices in Bangkok, Manta leap as catches slow down
Skipjack tuna prices for delivery in Bangkok, Thailand, have increased this month as fishing activities in the Western Pacific slowed down somewhat
US East Coast wholesaler on port standoff: ‘This strike is going to really wreak havoc’
The US imports as much as 260,000 metric tons of seafood worth $21.1 billion monthly, much of it arriving in the more than 14 ports that have shut down
South Korean Sajo Daerim’s premium tuna sales surge 280% amid gourmet demand
The Seoul-based seafood processor reported a 280% surge in its 'Premium Tuna' sales, driven by rising gourmet demand and a high-profile advertising campaign