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Two recent investigations reveal that the plate of sushi you order from your favorite restaurant or that market fresh fish you fry up in a pan may not be the exact fish marketed by the retailer. You think you're eating tuna but it's actually escolar.
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Though the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration acknowledges that bluefin tuna populations are 'low,' the Pew Environmental Group believes that governments hold fishing interests over ecosystem interests.
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For a sushi lover, there's no better place in the world than the Tokyo fish market where superb tuna changes hands for much money, and where the surrounding sushi bars serve their delights 24/7.
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The bluefin tuna fishery opens tomorrow and WWF has released an analysis showing the bluefin breeding population will disappear by 2012 under the current fishing regime.
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For Japan, it would seem that whaling bears no benefits at all. It seems that the people of Japan would rather have bluefin tuna instead of whale meat.
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This product is being recalled due to the omission of egg in the ingredient statement following the ingredient “Reduced Calorie Mayonnaise.
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Home Made Brand Foods, 2 Opportunity Way, Newburyport MA 01950 is voluntarily recalling approximately 4890 pounds of "Ready-to-Eat" Tuna Salad with an expiration date of 8/19/08. This product may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.
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After Greenpeace has successfully interrupted Japan’s whaling mission, it has now targeted tuna fishers in the Pacific Ocean. In short, Greenpeace is targeting the tuna fish industry.
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Nations that fish Atlantic bluefin tuna have agreed on reduced quotas as part of a plan to preserve stocks that activists say are critically depleted.
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Tuna Headlines
 A bluefin tuna caught off northeastern Japan fetches a record 56.49 million yen, or about $746,797 Cdn, in the first auction of the year at Tokyo's Tsukiji fish market.
A bluefin tuna has been sold for three quarters of a million dollars in Tokyo - a price almost double last year's record sale.
A man in New Zealand who caught a giant tuna is waiting to hear if he has set a world record.
Series premieres April 1 at 10pm on the National Geographic Channel.
The fishermen of Gloucester, Massachusetts lead a tough life, trying to catch enough bluefin tuna to make a living, but not catch so many they crash the population and put themselves out of business. The National Geographic Channel profiles them in a new series, 'Wicked Tuna.'
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