Thai Union Group continues its efforts to brand itself as a globally trusted seafood company by reducing the number of vessels it buys from 

An American official acknowledged Thailand's efforts to combat human trafficking and said that the US would not impose sanctions

NGO's campaign against Thai Union Group and its subsidiaries has continued, with labor unions representing five million people joining it to speak out

By Neil Ramsden

Migrant Workers Rights Network and activist Andy Hall have warned that too little in Thailand has changed so far; with Thai Union and CP Foods notable exceptions

By Tom Seaman

US tuna's big three in legal trouble; Pacific Andes under regulators' scrutiny; High Liner's shares in free-fall; Young's on ropes: the last 12 months have been turbulent for some of seafood’s largest companies, with the outlook for the next year not looking much different

Greenpeace launched a global campaign on Monday against world’s largest canned tuna company, Thai Union Group

By Tom Seaman

While Thai Union is not a defendant in US lawsuits against Mars and Nestle, a new suit directly accuses the Thai firm and Chicken of the Sea subsidiaries of selling products from a supply chain containing slave labor

The new ethics and labor code is 'one of many initiatives designed to drive positive change to earn trust'

By Neil Ramsden

Speaking during a webinar on human rights issues in the supply chain, activist says buyers have long been out-of-touch with issues on the ground in supply countries

Prior to a sustainable seafood conference to be held in London, Thai Union and human rights activist Andy Hall are among participants in a webinar on Sept. 28