Peru opened new offices in the cities of Chimbote and Tumbes to beef up regulation of illegal fishing activity off the northern coast  

The first ever binding international accord specifically targeting illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing will become international law on June 5

By Tom Seaman

CEO of Dutch fishing and processing giant tells Undercurrent News he likes a challenge and is taking long-term view with planned tuna fleet deal

Norwegian advanced catch system manufacturer has signed a new distribution and service providing deal with Enaradio

Baltic Shipyard Yantar has held a steel-cutting ceremony for a new trawler, destined to be the first trawler-seiner in Russia built by a domestic shipyard

By Neil Ramsden

Seafish Tasmania's decision to abandon its own MSC application had been welcomed by environmentalists opposed to the use of the supertrawler Geelong Star

Friend of the Sea, an NGO that looks to preserve the marine habitat, selected GreenSea and Seatrade for its first sustainable shipping standard certifications 

By Tom Seaman

Many of the world’s major retail and foodservice buyers, such as Walmart, Kroger and Sysco, are now referring to ISSF guidelines and vessel registry in sourcing policy

By Tom Seaman

Due to the range of sustainability challenges facing the tuna sector, UK’s largest retailer has made a decision to deepen its engagement with tuna fisheries

Sanford accepted the hit 'to complete the exit from this unsustainable business'