US President Barack Obama may soon consider a bill that would ban the importation of products linked to forced labor, which could include Thai seafood

Lawsuit alleging that suppliers of pet food were aware of forced and slave labor in their supply chains dismissed by judge

The Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch program, Sustainable Fisheries Partnerships (SFP) and Seafish are partnering to scope out the development of a risk assessment tool for social responsibility in fisheries, a first of its kind

By Ross Davies

Steve Trent's message was unambiguous, but he conceded that the country still has some way to go if it is to consign IUU to history

By Neil Ramsden

Shrimp processor Crystal Frozen Foods, which has long feared for its survival due to early mortality syndrome and the Thai yellow card, has apparently been forced to shut down

By Neil Ramsden

Thai government reportedly ordered any workers suspected of being under 18 to go for dental checks to determine their age; Seafresh will not pay off those it lets go, after they acquired jobs through deceit

Migrants' rights activist Andy Hall Migrant has accused Thai shrimp peeling sheds of laying off staff without compensation or protection

ETI says Thai government officials and business must remain "focussed on long-term reform" of its seafood sector.

Thailand’s industry ministry has ordered the closure of 12 seafood processing factories, according to deputy permanent secretary Sukda Punkla

MWRN and tuna canner have joined forces to start up a new project, aimed at creating better protection for migrant employees