Four Indonesian fishermen have filed a landmark lawsuit against Bumble Bee Foods, accusing the US tuna giant of knowingly ...

The fishermen claim Bumble Bee violated U.S. human trafficking laws by importing seafood that was caught using forced labor.

Lawyers representing four Indonesian fishermen who say they were beaten and trapped on vessels that were part of the global ...

We're diving into some big tuna recalls in the U.S., revealing what went wrong and what consuming tuna from a tainted product ...

Scientists found an “iridescent” creature with a short lifespan in a swamp in Kenya and discovered a new species, already critically endangered. Photo from Dirk Bellstedt In a glorified puddle ...

The resulting Greenpeace East Asia report, “Fake My Catch,” identified cans of Bumble Bee tuna containing fish that had been caught on at least six vessels linked to allegations of forced labor.

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Four Indonesian villagers who worked on Bumble Bee Foods LLC longline fishing vessels sued the company for failing to ... One plaintiff, Akhmad, said a captain ordered him to continue working after a ...

They say they want to right a wrong that, according to them, was tolerated by one of America’s oldest tuna brands, Bumble Bee Foods. They are suing the company in federal court in California ...

“The captain also failed to provide medical attention when Akhmad was seriously injured — a rope broke, sending a load of fish ... Bumble Bee to upgrade its human-rights policy for tuna ...

The fisherman are all from villages in Indonesia and worked for longline vessels owned by Chinese companies from which Bumble Bee sourced its albacore tuna ... by a load of fish that gashed ...