Seafood

GTA unveils five-year roadmap

2025-03-24T13:15:00

The sustainable development of Indonesia's pole and line and hand line tuna fishery should be proritised

The Global Tuna Alliance has unveiled its new five-year strategy at the Seafood Expo North America in Boston

The 2025-2030 roadmap, designed with input from over 40 global partners, seeks to ensure the health and resilience of tuna fisheries through responsible supply chains and best-practice management.

The new roadmap builds upon the GTA’s past successes and focuses on three pillars: Blue Resilience (science-based management), Blue Community (worker and community rights), and Blue Integrity (supply chain traceability).

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