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Papua New Guinea backs transparency in tuna fisheries

Aquaculture Stewardship Council partners with Blue Ocean Mariculture for James Beard event, Bamboo Sushi for Earth Month promotion

Roundup of ceritifcations: ASC launches free cookbook and partners with Bamboo Sushi

Global Fishing Watch welcomes partnership with Papua New

Momentum builds as a second nation in the Pacific makes critical decision to make fishing activity data accessible and transparent...

Global Fishing Watch welcomes partnership with Papua New Guinea to share vessel tracking data

Global Fishing Watch welcomes partnership with Papua New Guinea to share vessel tracking data Momentum builds as a second nation in the Pacific makes critical decision to make fishing activity data accessible and transparent GlobeNewswire October 11, 2022 BANGKOK, Thailand, Oct. 11, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- In a newly established partnership with...

Global Fishing Watch welcomes partnership with Papua New

Momentum builds as a second nation in the Pacific makes critical decision to make fishing activity data accessible and transparent...

Papua New Guinea striving to be at forefront of seafood sustainability movement

The Pacific Island nation of Papua New Guinea (PNG) doesn’t just want to fish sustainably – it wants to be at the forefront of sustainability globally.

Papua New Guinea's Fishing Industry Association releases sustainability report

The 26 members of Papua New Guinea’s Fishing Industry Association 123,266 metric tons (MT) of Marine Stewardship Council-certified tuna in 2021.

Papua New Guinea's tuna at a crossroads between growth, sustainability

Fishing Industry Association (PNG) Inc. will pursue FISH Standard for Crew certification for 32 of its purse-seiners, operated by five separate companies.

Tesco picks up PNG tuna; Princes achieves sourcing goal

Tesco has begun purchasing Marine Stewardship Council-certified tuna from Papua New Guinea.

Papua New Guinea tuna-fishing efforts uninterrupted by COVID-19

Share The Pacific nation of Papua New Guinea said its Marine Stewardship Council-certified tuna catches have not been interrupted – and even gained momentum – even in the face of COVID-19 and its effects on the industry and market. According to the Papua New Guinea Fishing Industry Association (PNG FIA) 2020 annual report, the country's tuna haul in 2020 was 74,000 metric tons (MT).  PNG Fishing Association Sustainability Director Marcelo Hidalgo told SeafoodSource the data reporting 74,000 MT was collected from the National Fishery Authority of Papua New Guinea observers placed onboard and fleet's the Integrated Fishery Management System (iFIMS). All told, the catch yielded 254 million tuna cans of tuna.