The yellowfin fishery is the first to take part in Artesmar – a new fishery improvement program designed for artisanal fisheries

By Matt Whittaker

True Nature Seafood executives say they are focused on moving past a four-year old seafood mislabeling case that will cost the company more than $1.4m

Sales office in UAE will develop sales to Middle East and North Africa, says UK tuna canner owned by Thai Union Frozen Products

Outgoing head of the fisheries management body Glenn Hurry has warned that some tuna stocks are now so low they should not be fished

Environmental bodies say much of the tuna catches landed to General Santos City are not Filipino, as they are caught outside of its territorial waters

By Jeanine Stewart

Horizon Fisheries is considering Russia, Australia as alternative markets as duty to EU is set to go from zero to 20.5% in 2015. But Maldives' fisheries minister sees the US as the top new destination for country's MSC tuna

EU to pay €2.1 for new four-year protocol, which allows 71 of its vessels to fish for tuna and other highly migratory species in Cape Verdean waters

World's largest tuna canner, which owns MW Brands' tuna fleet, says it has independent observers onboard all its vessels and plans to roll out EMS across its fleet

Combined, the 100 companies on our ranking this year had revenues of nearly $100bn, up by $1.8bn from our 2013 report

Hammour, cobia, goldlined seabream, yellowfin tuna and abalone are in high demand in the market but their stocks have been dwindling due to overfishing