Sustainability

ISSF tightens tuna sustainability rules with new measures on transhipment, bycatch and FAD management

2025-11-25T11:00:00

Tuna fisheries

Source: ISSF

Global coalition adopts amendments to four of its conservation measures to elevate transparency and accountability in supply chains

The International Seafood Sustainability Foundation (ISSF) has approved a series of updates to its conservation measures aimed at strengthening oversight of tuna supply chains, tightening rules on at-sea transshipment, and reinforcing best practices for bycatch mitigation and fish aggregating device (FAD) management.

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