Due to very painful circumstances that have been raising recently, I must inform our loyal readers that as of this date, Mr. Juan Mora Cerdas who unfortunately disappointed our trust and who served as a collaborator on this site, from this moment does not maintain and will not maintain , any kind of relationship, or act on our behalf and is not representative of tunaseiners.com, it should be clear that if he has set some figure around tunaseiners.com, he made it personally on his own and not with our approval. Read the rest of this entry »

According with the site: gcaptain.com report the incident of the TriMarine company purse seiner

The F/V “Cape Elizabeth”, formally the F/V “Tradition” sank last night and is now at the bottom of the sea. Read the rest of this entry »

The tuna seiner Reina de la Paz  under Panamanian flag is reportedly by a partner in the port of Paita, as seen in the photograph, is  alongside of the Marine Terminal in this northern Peruvian port , is unknown the reason for their presence, we were informed the purse seiner just finish offloading its catch, it is easy to speculate that it is  fish catches  in operations in Peruvian waters.

Diego Miletic’s boat has 91 meters long, 12.8 meters beam; a cruising speed of 16 knots and a maximum displacement of 4,150 tons built in the shipyard Asmar Chile. Read the rest of this entry »

Dongwon Group said StarKist, the U.S. canned tuna maker it acquired a year ago, swung back to operating profit in the first half of this year and was planning to expand into the South American and European markets.

Now we have a story!!!

A friend insists that Tri-Union and ASG will buy SAMPAC (Samoa Packing) for $4.5 million dollars.

Western Pacific is in. That means Jeff and his compadres are roaming the streets of Pago: Evi’s still has no power so its Sadie’s and Pacifika Karaoke.

Starkist has removed their 1/4 and 4 pound fill and cap and case and labeling machinery from the Samoa packing Plant. There are 8 containers sitting at the facility in Tafuna in storage.

Samoa Packing has removed the Angelus fill and cap machines from all lines. the conveyor system for cans has been removed. The case and label equipment has been moved.

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