French retailer Picard launches new tuna product by Sapmer
The tuna tartare dish is part of a specialty range highlighting the produce of the island of Reunion
Princes sees UK profits jump on lockdown sales boost
Mitsubishi Corp.'s UK subsidiary Princes Group saw pre-tax profits increase to £45.3m, up 52% compared with the previous financial year
Tuna trade association leads use of biodegradeable FADs
Tuna sector trade association Tunacons starts 2022 replacing 20% of its fish aggregating devices with eco-friendly versions made from a native vegetable fiber
Multiple Pacific tuna fisheries face certification loss by 2023, MSC warns
A total of 22 tuna fisheries face a suspension of their MSC certification in the western and central Pacific region following failures to adopt a new harvest strategy
Tuna sees sharpest fall as total Filipino fish production drops 2.1% in Q3
The Philippines produced a total of 995,470 metric tons of fish during the third quarter of 2021, down 2.1% from 1.02 million metric tons a year before
StarKist wants ruling tossed in tuna suits because judge’s relative owned stock in Target, Sysco
The US tuna canner has said that a federal judge that made a key ruling in the class-action price-fixing lawsuits faced multiple conflicts of interest
ISSF content with ICCAT outcomes, while Europeche left frustrated
The ISSF said it was pleased that no existing measures were dialed back by the ICCAT's annual meeting, while 24 new measures were agreed to
Mauritian giant looks to strengthen voice as special IOTC session on FADs nears
Caught between African states and foreign tuna fishing fleets, companies in Mauritius and Seychelles have formed an association in a bid to be heard
NOAA Fisheries’ Coit to Congress: New MSA bill would be strain on agency
'[T]he expanded scope of some of the requirements could redirect limited funding and staff away from core activities' -- Janet Coit, National Marine Fisheries Service
US lawmakers turn up heat on western Pacific council over ‘questionable’ expenses
'As damning as this report is, it raises more questions about WESPAC than it answers. Their financial activities should continue to be examined' -- Raul Grijalva, chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee