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Hannah Rudd: Sharing the water

The UK is expanding commercial access to its bluefin tuna fishery for the 2026 season.

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The brief

The UK's bluefin tuna fishery has officially opened for 2026. This development marks a growth in commercial access within the region, occurring while the US bluefin fishery also continues its operations.

Coverage from GOV.UK and Baird Maritime emphasizes the opening of the 2026 season, while National Fisherman highlights the contrast between the UK's expanding access and ongoing US activities. Oceanographic Magazine features a related perspective from Hannah Rudd titled "Sharing the water." Future developments involve the ongoing activities of the UK's growing commercial fishery and the continued operations of the US bluefin fishery.

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When did the UK bluefin tuna fishery open for 2026?

The fishery opened for the 2026 season, as reported in coverage from July 19.

Which other country's fishery is mentioned in relation to the UK's?

The US bluefin fishery is also mentioned as continuing its operations.

Who is Hannah Rudd?

Hannah Rudd is featured in Oceanographic Magazine in a piece titled "Sharing the water."

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