Tiếng Việt
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GRIEVANCE MECHANISM IN VIETNAM TUNA FISHERIES FIP
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INVITATION – Kickoff Meeting of the VIETNAM SKIPJACK TUNA purse seine IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME UNDER MSC STANDARDS
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INVITATION – Kickoff Meeting of the VIETNAM SKIPJACK TUNA purse seine IMPROVEMENT PROGRAMME UNDER MSC STANDARDS
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COMPLIANCE WITH IUU REGULATIONS IN IMPORTED WILD-CAPTURED SEAFOOD – NOTICE FROM VIETNAM TUNA ASSOCIATION
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Training workshop on “Sustainable Management of Fishing Gear Waste – The Role of Fishers and Fishing Ports.
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THÔNG BÁO HOÃN TỔ CHỨC LỄ RA MẮT CHƯƠNG TRÌNH CẢI THIỆN NGHỀ KHAI THÁC CÁ NGỪ VẰN TẠI VIỆT NAM THEO TIÊU CHUẨN MSC
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NOTICE OF POSTPONEMENT — LAUNCHING CEREMONY OF THE TUNA FISHERY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM IN VIETNAM ACCORDING TO THE MSC STANDARD
Vietnam Yellowfin Tuna
Yellowfin tuna is Vietnam’s most valuable wild-capture export product, making it a critical source of jobs and income. There are approximately 3,000 vessels and 9,000 fishers fishing for yellowfin, with a total export value of nearly $646 million in 2022.
The fishery faces challenges from a lack of robust harvest strategy and control rules, adequate data on ecosystem impacts, and sufficient management to reduce bycatch, such as sharks and turtles.
The active involvement of FIP Stakeholders, including several national government agencies, and FIP Participants are helping to drive improvements against the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) standard.
https://seafoodsustainability.org/portfolio/vietnam-yellowfin-tuna/
https://fisheryprogress.org/fip-profile/vietnam-yellowfin-tuna-longlinehandline
