Pew urges adoption of northern albacore harvest strategy

Keeping this fish on the region’s plate requires U.S. leadership

Lack of effective RFMO management of tuna fisheries threatening US commercial entities

RFMOs’ consensus-based decision-making system failing to provide sustainable fisheries management

MSC board approves new Fisheries Standard

MSC’s new fisheries standard unanimously approved by trustees

IOTC meeting: Harvest strategies for bigeye tuna a good move, says Pew Charitable Trusts’ Glen Homes

Major progress on bigeye management – but shortfalls on other species

European Seafood Market Stakeholders Urge Adoption of Science-Based, Sustainable Tuna Management in the Atlantic

Ensuring blue growth for North Africa’s blue gold

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