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16/03/2026

The popularity of higher-value tuna remains reasonably good in the global sashimi and non-sashimi tuna trade, with seasonal peaks for premium Atlantic and Pacific fresh bluefin

10/12/2025

On average, tuna catches throughout 2025 have been holding steady in the Western and Central Pacific, the world’s largest tuna fishery, amid ongoing challenges such as the need for better management.

08/09/2025

The international trade of fresh and frozen tuna during January–March 2025 totalled 603 391 tonnes, down by 7.65 percent as compared to the same period a year ago. This was due to reduced demand for high-value fresh tuna and whole frozen raw materials used in processing prepared and canned products.

Key news
29/08/2025

In comparison with the last quarter of 2024, January–March 2025 started with lower catches of tuna in the major fishing areas worldwide. Frozen skipjack prices recorded a rising trend, despite weaker demand for end-products in international trade, as well as from the large tuna canning industr...

09/11/2023
Demand for frozen tuna, both whole and semi-processed, from tuna canners in South East Asia and Europe weakened during January-September 2023 affected by high prices of raw material and falling...
18/09/2023
Global demand for frozen tuna raw material and end products  weakened during the first half of 2023 along with lower catches in the Pacific. Frozen tuna prices reached a five-year...