Fisheries Development
Kiribati Tuna poised for EU market access
Tuna Development Indicators 2016
Submitted by webmaster | 15 / Jun / 2017Hats off to Solomon Islands for return to green card on EU market access, says FFA
Capturing economic benefits from the Pacific’s tuna resources-- FFA Policy Brief
New Fisheries book meets critical data gap
Providing Decent Employment for Pacific Fishers: FFA/ILO Brochure
Increasing employment in the fisheries sector is a key goal set by Pacific Forum Leaders in 2015, via the Future of Fisheries Roadmap for Sustainable Pacific Fisheries and Report Cards. The Roadmap identifies seven clear goals for oceanic and coastal fisheries which member states have committed to achieve over the next ten years. Among them is the important
PNG-EU yellow card success a Pacific inspiration, says FFA
6 October, 2015, FFA RFSC, Honiara SOLOMON ISLANDS –The Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) has commended the "inspirational" achievement of Papua New Guinea with the EU lifting of its yellow card tuna exports status this month.
The EU market-- the world’s leading recipient of tuna, has stringent rules on processing ensuring safety for consumers, and sourcing rules to ensure fish were caught in compliance with fishing rules and reporting processes. The EU market is the largest recipient of PNG’s tuna, valued at around 140mUSD annually.
FFA TRADE AND INDUSTRY NEWS Volume 8: Issue 3 May-June 2015
FFA TRADE AND INDUSTRY NEWS