US company has set measurable goals in key areas of facilities, employees, products and suppliers, including audits of suppliers by 2020

Korea demonstrates attempts to crack down on illegal fishing after being given a 'yellow card' by the EU in 2013; govt given greater controls over industry

By Tom Seaman

If Indonesia follows through on plans to ban foreign vessels from fishing in its waters, tuna supply will tighten and prices likely increase

Representatives of the US Gulf of Mexico’s seafood industry presented the industry’s top issues to the Gulf’s congressional delegation

Country's ministry of agriculture and cooperatives is devising six operating plans to curb the problem of illegal fishing, as the deadline of a possible yellow card approaches

Greenpeace is urging seafood eateries in Taiwan to consider their choices more carefully

NGO-industry tuna management group gives companies until year end to ensure 100% of their tuna comes from vessels registered under its PVR program

By Matt Whittaker

Guatemalan shrimp farmer is betting a traceability initiative will bolster premium prices for its shrimp as it expands its Asian footprint

The tracking tool and data sharing platform TransparentSea can have a major impact on solving the problems of overfishing and illegal fishing, NGO says

By Matt Whittaker

Bali Seafood International and Pelagic Data Systems have launched a program to track artisanal fishing practices in the Indonesian archipelago