An independent group of retailers and supply chain companies, working to ensure that tuna ultimately meets the highest standards of environmental performance and social responsibility.
As the voice of the tuna market, the Global Tuna Alliance exists to hold decision-makers accountable to businesses, their customers and all those whose livelihoods depend on a sustainable tuna industry. Find out more about us.
GTA Partners feel empowered by collaborating and advocating as part of a larger association and enjoy the access partnership provides to exclusive resources and training. But don’t just take our word for it. See what our Partners have to say.
Our alliance is growing. More and more of the world’s biggest retailers and supply chain companies are subscribing to our vision. The infographic shows our Partners’ overall purchasing power in the tuna sector between 2021-22.
Some of the GTA’s most important work involves engaging with the delegations who comprise four of the five tuna Regional Fisheries Management Organisations (tRFMOs), the bodies responsible for managing tuna fishing practices.
Through a mix of powerful social media campaigns, roundtables, compelling press statements and creative public advertising, we work tirelessly to ensure the voice of the market is heard.
There were some significant breakthroughs during this year's #ICCAT meeting, including the implementation of a rebuilding plan for Mediterranean albacore. However, progress fell short with the rolling over of management measures. Read our summary: buff.ly/3XUZ3Lz https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FjOpayBWAAEVKwc.jpg
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The tuna industry's major players are calling for a more science-based approach to improve decision-making on management and conservation for skipjack tuna fisheries. cookislandsnews.com/internal/natio…
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Next year's #WCPFC will be held in the Cook Islands!
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