Century Pacific is first Philippine company to join the International Seafood Sustainability Foundation 

Country's largest cannery warns move will deter foreign fleets from landing in Costa Rica

The following letter is from Alberto Romero-Bermo, director of corporate responsibility & sustainability for Lumar Seafood International in Spain

Micronesia newspaper says all sides are calling for the US' 26-year-old treaty for access to Pacific tuna to be redrawn, while PNA says news that Kiribati sold rights to China are wrong

By Eva Tallaksen

Supplies from Maldives too volatile to be relied on for regular fresh supplies, says Fish is Life importer, which relies on Sri Lankan tuna for around half of its imports

By Eva Tallaksen and Neil Ramsden

Waiting a few months would have made more sense, said Le Lien and Comptoirs Oceaniques, as they warn ban will damage market and will have 'devastating' impact on livelihoods

Fisheries minister says representatives from two 'major' foreign companies have shown interest in sourcing from Sri Lanka, which will be cut off from its main market starting next January

Galician canner, which processed 100,000t in 2013, to work with NGO on sustainability

By Neil Ramsden

Direct Seafoods, New England Seafood also express disappointment over ban, but support EU move as necessary evil

By Neil Ramsden

Direct Seafoods is ready to try MSC skipjack from the Maldives for foodservice customers, as Sri Lanka yellowfin is blocked by EU red card