Aquatic Life Institute has published our first-ever welfare guide specifically targeting tuna. Based on the intersections of welfare, product quality, and food safety, the guide shares distinct, actionable recommendations for companies to consider when incorporating welfare policies for tuna. It also provides examples of companies that are taking initiative in this area already, with an aim to inspire others to meet the same standards and join the growing industry-wide shift toward humane fishing. Because tuna welfare in fisheries has historically been a heavily neglected topic, these policies have the potential to catalyze change in a multi-billion dollar industry.

View the guide here and feel free to contact ALI with any questions or opportunities for collaboration on this issue.

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