Recent developments in the tuna industry: stocks, fisheries, management, processing, trade and markets

This technical paper reviews world tuna fisheries, including fishing operations, stock conditions, management measures and socio-economic aspects of the tuna industry such as recent changes in processing, trade, marketing and consumer preferences. It concludes that, because of the recent rapid increase in competition among fisheries, species, industries and even products (sashimi/fresh tuna versus canned), the most important and most urgent issue is how to manage and allocate tuna resources among these competitors (e.g. using fishing capacity control measures and/or catch allocations). In order to achieve this objective, it is imperative that socio-economic and ecological considerations are integrated into decision-making processes alongside capacity and allocation issues. Although this study does not address the broad socio-economic importance of the tuna industry to the countries in which it operates, this type of research will be necessary in the future in order to solve current fishery management problems.

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Main Authors: Miyake, M.P. 187002, FAO, Rome (Italy). Fisheries and Aquaculture Resources Use and Conservation Div. eng 185612, Guillotreau, P. 187003, Sun Chinhwa 187004, Ishimura, G. 187005
Format: Texto biblioteca
Language:eng
Published: Rome (Italy) FAO 2010
Subjects:TUNA, FISHERY MANAGEMENT, FISH PROCESSING, FISH INDUSTRY, STOCK ASSESSMENT, TRADE AGREEMENTS, MARKETS, TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGES, FISHERY DATA, FISHERY ECONOMICS, CONSUMPTION, MARCHE, CHANGEMENT TECHNOLOGIQUE, DONNEE SUR LES PECHES, ECONOMIE DES PECHES, CONSOMMATION, THON, GESTION DES PECHES, TRAITEMENT DU POISSON, INDUSTRIE DU POISSON, EVALUATION DES STOCKS, ACCORD COMMERCIAL, MERCADOS, CAMBIO TECNOLOGICO, DATOS SOBRE PESCA, ECONOMIA PESQUERA, CONSUMO, ATUN, ADMINISTRACION PESQUERA, ELABORACION DEL PESCADO, INDUSTRIA DEL PESCADO, EVALUACION DE POBLACIONES ICTICAS, ACUERDOS COMERCIALES,
Online Access:http://www.fao.org/3/a-i1705e.pdf
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