Late Albacora founder’s grandchildren take reins at $800m tuna group
Two of the grandchildren of the late Inaki Latxaga have taken over as top executives of Spain's Grupo Albacora, one of the largest tuna companies in the world
Valsecchi: Tuna canners face challenging times amid retail pricing gap
European tuna canneries are currently navigating difficult terrain with retailers opposed to further price increases, says sector veteran Adolfo Valsecchi
Maldives’ Big Fish to launch -60°C tuna product at new factory
The company has announced the launch of an ultra-low temperature, -60°C tuna product, which it claims to be 'groundbreaking'
Mitsubishi puts Princes sale ‘on a break’ until September after low bids
Mitsubishi will re-start the sale process of its UK-based Princes operation after the summer as bids came in lower than its valuation, sources familiar with the situation told Undercurrent
US ag spending bills would stoke mercury controversy, crackdown on shrimp, ease some catfish inspections
It's unusual to find many provisions of concern to seafood in US ag spending legislation, but there are quite a few in bills making their way through Congress
Yellowfin tuna prices for EU drop amid stronger supply
Yellowfin tuna prices for delivery to Europe for canning in June corrected downwards, driven by stronger catches and weaker demand from Italian canneries
Mexican firms hope to resume tuna exports to EU by July
Mexican tuna firms are hopeful they will be able to resume tuna exports to the EU by July this year, but challenges remain after the trade was suspended in November
NGO appeals against EU, France objections to Indian Ocean FAD measure
French NGO BLOOM said the EU's and France's objections sought to make the resolution approved in February 'ineffective'
WWF reiterates call for 30% cut in Indian Ocean yellowfin tuna catch
The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission is meeting in Mauritius on May 8-12, and faces calls to get in line with its own scientific committee's analysis
US seafood distributor to open $10m tuna plant in Indonesia
Lotus Seafoods, a San Diego, US-based importer and distributor of frozen seafood, is investing $10 million in a tuna plant in Indonesia which uses proprietary antioxidant treatment to preserve raw tuna's 'natural red and pink' colors