Charges were dismissed citing an unlawful interrogation process

With recovery not expected to come until the second quarter of next year, Thailand’s exports for the first eight months of 2014 are down across all markets

Thailand has gone on a charm offensive to defend its shrimp industry, hoping to convince Europeans that it is responding to allegations of slavery and torture in its fisheries sector

By Tom Seaman and Neil Ramsden

Follow all the news from the Global Aquaculture Alliance GOAL 2014 conference in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 

By Alicia Villegas

Asia's production as a whole is likely to increase this year, with Thailand on track to produce 220,000t, CP Foods exec tells World Shrimp Congress

Six Thais believed to have been trafficked onto trawlers in Indonesian waters reportedly returned to Thailand Wednesday

By Tom Seaman

Thai agribusiness group wants to expand partnership with Kingfisher for certified tuna trimmings meal to up to ten other plants, as it also looks to improve the by-catch fisheries in Thailand it came under fire for sourcing from

By Jeanine Stewart

As expected, the United States government will not impose sanctions on Thailand over its downgraded status to Tier 3 status on the 2014 TIP Report

The trial of Andy Hall, researcher for Finnwatch, nears, while European food buyers warn Thai industry of consequences

A new all-stakeholder working group is being formed in response to 'growing concerns' regarding unethical practices within the global seafood market