By Tom Seaman

Duncan Lucas has left Young’s after ten years with the UK’s largest seafood processor, with his future employer keen to benefit from his fish expertise

The Atlantic is home to a tenth of global tuna catches. But difficulties posed by private agreements mean foreign partnerships remain key means for EU fleets to access fisheries in West Africa, says report

Associations reject report which found that Spain had highest level of incorrect labelling on fish products sampled in European cities, with as much as 25% of tuna products mislabeled

NGO called for greater oversight over South Korea's largest fishing firm, after it was accused of defrauding the US government to obtain fishing licenses

Kyokuyo posted increases both on sales and operating income during April through December 2013, as its marine products purchasing business saw favorable results

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

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