Retailers and consumers want answers about sustainability – particularly how the world’s limited tuna resources are being conserved – and we offer a library of detailed resources on the topic.
But more and more the same few questions are raised: is pole & line fishing the key to sustainability? Should FADs be banned? Would marine reserves protect tuna from overfishing?
As part of our commitment to educating the public on the science behind tuna sustainability, we’ve published a series of new resources that outline the facts, detail our positions and provide the data behind our viewpoint.
Download the Fact Aggregating Document (135)
SUMMARY OF COMMITMENTS
Learn more about the actions taken by the Board of Directors and the fishery improvement projects we’re working on. Download the Summary (41)
FISHING METHOD FACTS
Identifying the most ‘sustainable’ fishing method for tuna is difficult. Each gear type has advantages and disadvantages. In this presentation we take an honest look at the facts for each method and what it means for the marine environment. Download the Details (77)
FAD FAQ
Fish aggregating devices are used to attract tuna and making fishing more efficient. In this presentation find out where these floating objects are used, why a majority of the world’s tuna is caught in association with them and why we’re working to clean up the catch. Download the FAQ (0)
SUMMARY OF POSITIONS
Learn more about our stance on Marine Reserves, Pole & Line caught tuna and the use of FADs. Download the Summary (0)
