By María Feijóo

Industrias Martec wants to position itself as a player in the supply of tropical warmwater finfish by further expanding its assets in fisheries as well as aquaculture

By Matilde Mereghetti

Skipjack prices in Bangkok, Thailand, have fallen from earlier highs this month, but higher fuel costs and slow catches in the eastern Pacific keep pressure on harvesters

Greenpeace said it hoped that Hy-Vee's disclosure would pressure other big-name suppliers, processors or retailers to follow its lead

At least 120,000 people rely on the fishing industry in the city, whose players include six tuna canneries, fishing fleets, and other downstream industries

UK-based start-up plans to become first native brand and distributor of canned yellowfin by reopening processing plant on St. Helena, a remote overseas territory in the south Atlantic

By Tom Seaman

Prices for yellowfin tuna raw material have risen to a record level for delivery to Southern Europe, with a drop seen as unlikely

The GTA, a group comprised of major suppliers and major retailers, and NGO WWF both blasted the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission for not curbing yellowfin harvesting

The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission adopted a harvest strategy for bigeye tuna, the first-ever comprehensive such management procedure for any topical tuna species globally

Omani fleet tuna harvests have increased by a whopping 255% from 2017 to 2020, the Global Tuna Alliance says

'The real question is whether we are all genuinely prepared to find a common solution to attain these goals, or have we decided to fight each other from his or her own corner?' -- Jean Francois Ferrari