In 2000, wild-caught Alaska salmon became the first in US fishery -- and the third on the planet -- to achieve MSC certification by the global seafood sustainability monitor Continue reading
Espersen will not take non-MSC certified cod and haddock, which means a price differential is likely in 2022, the company's CEO told Undercurrent News Continue reading
Henk Brus, managing director of Pacifical, presented the key trends in the European canned tuna market during 2020, with a particular focus on winners and losers Continue reading
Large rise in tuna products carrying the MSC blue tick seen for 2020-2021 as 65% of global fisheries now said to be 'sustainable' Continue reading
The Global Seafood Assurances will be merged later this year with the GAA under a renamed entity, Global Seafood Alliance
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The annual meeting of the Northeast Atlantic coastal states needs to wield some kind of progress, or four Atlanto-Scandic herring fisheries face losing MSC Continue reading
An independent adjudicator ruled the Japanese fishery's updated action plan dealt with concerns raised by WWF about bluefin tuna maturity rates Continue reading
Walmart's tuna sustainability sourcing effort involves a lot of study of forecasting, volumes, timing, and commitments and work throughout the supply chain
The Usufuku Honten East Atlantic bluefin tuna fishery’s potential certification could go either way, with the assessment body asked to consider re-scoring one point Continue reading
Walmart said that as of July 2020 it is moving to source its US private label canned tuna brand Great Value from MSC-approved fisheries or those with 'time-bound' FIPs Continue reading
