Keep the “Dolphin Safe” Tuna Label Honest: NO NETS ON DOLPHINS!
Earth Island's unique International Monitoring Program maintains twelve staff members in seven countries around the world, who regularly inspect tuna in canneries, at dockside, and aboard fishing vessels in order to insure consumers that the tuna they buy is truly “dolphin safe“ This is the largest private environmental monitoring program in the world. We maintain agreements with more than 300 tuna companies around the world, including all major tuna processors.
These agreements pledge tuna companies to abide by the Earth Island international “Dolphin Safe” tuna standards of no encirclement of dolphins or other marine mammals during an entire fishing trip, no accidental deaths or serious injuries of any dolphins, and no use of drift gill nets.
Chinese fishing boat enters Callao port Peru
• On November 27, the Chinese vessel Hong Run 668 entered the port of Callao. This vessel traveled more than 2,500 nautical miles in 10 days just to enter the Peruvian port for three hours a...
Falklands Argos Group receives freezer trawler to catch squid Spain
Just a few weeks after the delivery of Prion to its Spanish-Falklands joint venture owners, the Nodosa Shipyard in Marín has delivered a second 85-metre freezer trawler designed to catch squid in ...
Vietnam’s Tuna Exports to Japan Recover Faster Than Expected Viet Nam
Vietnam’s tuna exports to Japan have shown robust growth over the past two months, rebounding strongly after a sluggish start to the year.
Photo: thuongtruong.com.vn
According to data from V...
China's Offshore Squid Price Index (October 2024 Review) China
This report analyzes China's ocean-going squid price index for October 2024, as calculated by Zhejiang Zhoushan International Agricultural Products Trading Center Co., Ltd. and Shuliang Technology. Pl...
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