Indian Ocean – Talenduic rescues her attackers

French fishermen rescues six Somali pirates from the sea, just minutes after the gang had attempted to board their vessel, it was revealed yesterday. The crew of the Talenduic, a French tuna boat, were targeted by the pirates as they fished waters around 400 miles south of the Somali coast on March 8. (more…)  Read More →

Mazatlan- Pinsa import raw material to keep production

During the month of February arrived in Mazatlan, two foreign tuna seiners to unload their catch to the  company Pescados Industrializados S.A. The “Daniela F” Belize-flagged vessel with a carrying capacity of 2500 tonnes discharge approximately 1,700 tonnes of tuna and Vicente F “under flag of Nicaragua  discharge around 1200 tonnes. (more…)  Read More →

Somalia – Thai Union free after ransom payment

The tuna fishing vessel belonging to Asia’s biggest canned tuna exporter, Thai Union Frozen Products, was seized on October 29, 2009 with 23 Russians, two Filipinos and two Ghanaians on board. “We have released the ship after we received $3 million in ransom,” a pirate named Hassan told Reuters. “The ship is named Thai Union, its crew have safely moved from the Somali coast.” (more…)  Read More →

TUNA 2010 To Guide Global Tuna Industry Into The New Decade

It appears that the dawn of the new decade has ushered in an era of readjustment and consolidation in the global tuna industry with special focus on resource sustainability. A move by some European nations to put northern bluefin tuna under CITES List I, if successful, would result in a total trade ban of the species resulting in the collapse of the multi-billion dollar sashimi tuna trade. Even otherwise, many other developments are bound to affect the trade in high-valued tunas. ICCAT’s and CSSBT’s decision to reduce quotas for northern bluefin and southern bluefin tunas respectively and the proposed moratorium on bigeye tuna fishing in the western and central Pacific ocean will undoubtedly reduce sashimi tuna supplies and much... (more...)

Albacan escape pirate attack near Kenia

Basque tuna boat Albacan on Thursday escaped from a pirate attack in the Indian ocean about 350 miles off the Kenyan shore. There was a shooting and the attackers threw a grenade to the ship, but no one was injured. As the Albacora shipping company told news agency EFE, the attack took place about 8am (Spanish time). The trawler has already left the area and the crew have resumed their activity. (more…)  Read More →

French fishermen rescues six Somali pirates from the sea, just minutes after the gang had attempted to board their vessel, it was revealed yesterday. The crew of the Talenduic, a French tuna boat, were targeted by the pirates as they fished waters around 400 miles south of the Somali coast on March 8. more  Read More →

During the month of February arrived in Mazatlan, two foreign tuna seiners to unload their catch to the  company Pescados Industrializados S.A. The “Daniela F” Belize-flagged vessel with a carrying capacity of 2500 tonnes discharge approximately 1,700 tonnes of tuna and Vicente F “under flag of Nicaragua  discharge around 1200 tonnes. more  Read More →

The tuna fishing vessel belonging to Asia’s biggest canned tuna exporter, Thai Union Frozen Products, was seized on October 29, 2009 with 23 Russians, two Filipinos and two Ghanaians on board. “We have released the ship after we received $3 million in ransom,” a pirate named Hassan told Reuters. “The ship is named Thai Union, its crew have safely moved from the Somali coast.” more  Read More →

It appears that the dawn of the new decade has ushered in an era of readjustment and consolidation in the global tuna industry with special focus on resource sustainability. A move by some European nations to put northern bluefin tuna under CITES List I, if successful, would result in a total trade ban of the species resulting in the collapse of the multi-billion dollar sashimi tuna trade. Even otherwise, many other developments are bound to affect the trade in high-valued tunas. ICCAT’s and... more

Albacan escape pirate attack near Kenia

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Basque tuna boat Albacan on Thursday escaped from a pirate attack in the Indian ocean about 350 miles off the Kenyan shore. There was a shooting and the attackers threw a grenade to the ship, but no one was injured. As the Albacora shipping company told news agency EFE, the attack took place about 8am (Spanish time). The trawler has already left the area and the crew have resumed their activity. more  Read More →

Some time has passed since the Mellor Brothers sent to tunaseiners.com  an e-mail requesting assistance to purchase a purse seine fishing vessel for the Bahamas area See article here. Apparently they succeeded and bought a boat: Pelagic I that we can deduce by the images were acquired in Europe and does not match the type of boat seines used in tropical waters in either the Western or Eastern Pacific. more  Read More →

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