By Neil Ramsden

The need for a level playing field and for better marketing were dominant themes at the Sixth Worldwide Tuna Conference in Vigo. Review our live coverage here

Myroc Food Processing says it lost $5 million due to the drag in exports to the EU, and looks to Africa for new markets

By Victor Jimenez

Inspections, food safety regulations and basic legislation agreed at a European level must find a way to also be implemented locally, say NGOs at the VI Worldwide Tuna Conference in Vigo

Notice is first time Interpol's network is being used against illegal fishing, says Norwegian fisheries minister

The report, co-authored by the International Labour Organization, found around 17% said they were working against their will and unable to leave

A trawling vessel flying the South Korean flag has been arrested and charged for illegal fishing in Liberian waters, says Stop Illegal Fishing

Police on Russia's Sakhalin Island seized three metric tons of red salmon caviar in a protected wildlife reserve, officials said Friday

Deterioration in Thailand’s human-trafficking record may lead to a European ban on importing seafood from the country, said Phuket superintendent

Ghana has fined ten fishing companies, including MW Brands-owned TTV, $3.1m for breaching regulations, says Ghanaian news website

Yet Iceland's minister of fishery is disappointed with the European Commission's decision, saying, 'we don’t believe this is best way to settle these types of disagreements between friendly countries'