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Tuna Transparency Pledge gains major signatories promising 100 percent observer coverage by 2027

March 5, 2025 — The Tuna Transparency Pledge has gained multiple major signatories – including retailers, suppliers, and tuna associations – as it pushes to increase on-the-water monitoring of the world’s tuna vessels.

The Tuna Transparency Pledge is a global initiative started by The Nature Conservancy (TNC) in 2024. The central goal of the pledge is to gain signatories who promise to advance on-the-water monitoring across tuna-fishing vessels within their supply chains, with a goal of reaching 100 percent on-the-water monitoring by 2027.

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