Usage of "bluefin tuna"

Largest tuna; to 1500 pounds; of mostly temperate seas: feed in polar regions but breed in tropics.

Usage of bluefin tuna in English

Governments have rejected trade bans for bluefin tuna and polar bears. 
 Reuters 

Prices for bluefin tuna imported from other regions are much lower. 
 The Guardian 

The proposals include whether to list bluefin tuna as endangered. 
 Reuters 

Angling Notes: The big bluefin tuna are on the move along the western coastline. 
 The Irish Times 

But a red light is flashing over the bluefin tuna. 
 The Guardian 

President Nicolas Sarkozy said last year he favoured a clear trade ban on bluefin tuna. 
 Reuters 

Monaco had proposed protecting bluefin tuna by listing it under appendix I of the CITES. 
 Reuters 

Wasabi or Not to Be Until the 1970s, bluefin tuna was a literal trash fish. 
 Wired 

Resistance from Asian countries, particularly Japan, to ban trade in Atlantic bluefin tuna received most attention. 
 Reuters 

But the priciest items in the market aren't the armadillo steaks or even the bluefin tuna. 
 The Guardian 

For the first time, catch limits are being introduced for recreational fishers targeting southern bluefin tuna. 
 Radio NZ 

Southern bluefin tuna are listed as critically endangered. 
 Radio NZ 

France, Italy and Spain account for half of the world's total allowable catch of bluefin tuna. 
 Reuters 

Last year, the European Commission accused France and Italy of breaching their quotas on bluefin tuna fishing. 
 Reuters 

Inflate the price of bluefin tuna several fold, and you risk spurring demand to a threatening extent. 
 The Guardian 

He hopes to have a bluefin tuna flesh product (at the cellular level) available soon. 
 The Guardian 

Meanings of bluefin tuna in English