Welcome to the IntraFish Podcast, episode No. 11.
In this episode, Editorial Director Drew Cherry, Executive Editor John Fiorillo and Reporter Kim Tran dive into the ongoing tuna debacle.
Last week, Bumble Bee agreed to plead guilty for its role in a conspiracy to fix the prices of canned and pouched tuna sold in the United States. Since then, amended complaints were filed in the dozens of antitrust cases against the tuna firms. These new complaints revealed new details on alleged price sharing, downsizing cans, raising prices as well as a list of 56 seafood professionals on a so-called 'Conspiracy’s Players List.'
Follow the developments in this case and catch up on what you missed here.
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Here's a quick look at our previous podcasts:
- #10: Wild salmon, Brussels, and the weird world of seafood theft
- #9: Pangasius woes, American fish counters, fake seafood news
- #8: Trump is a threat, sustainability is dead, and pollock needs to get sexy
- #7: The rift between WWF and MSC is soiling sustainable seafood
- #6: Making money off Chinese consumers
- #5: Brexit, Iceland and Trump, Oh My!
- #4: Seafood slavery, fish finger price fights, talking Turkey
- #3: Seafood at Amazon, Ocean Beauty taste test, targeting Millennial consumers
- #2: Listeria, surimi's new market, ridiculous salmon prices
- #1: MSC's new market, Pacific Andes saga, Alaska salmon farming
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