Indonesian fishers sue Bumble Bee alleging instances of forced labor
A group of four fishermen from Indonesia, co-counseled by attorneys for NGO Greenpeace USA, have sued Bumble Bee Foods, claiming they experienced forced labor and human trafficking while working on fishing vessels supplying the company.
San Diego-based canned tuna giant Bumble Bee Seafoods has known for years that fishing vessels in its supply fleet used ...
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... NATCHEZ — Three Natchez men had the thrill of a lifetime last week when they ...
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Epic Tarpon & Tuna Fishing Adventure in MexicoThis vintage film showcases an exciting fishing expedition in various locations including Mexico, Central America, and the ...
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Study finds signs of tuna abundance outside marine protected areasThere’s solid evidence that well-enforced marine protected areas (MPAs) that prohibit fishing benefit a wide variety of ...
The Tuna Transparency Pledge is a global initiative started by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) in 2024. The central goal of the ...
The French retailer strengthens its commitment to responsible seafood sourcing by signing The Nature Conservancy’s Tuna ...
A three-nation agreement signed at the Honiara Summit last week could be the latest game-changer for Pacific fisheries ...
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