SolTuna, based in the town of Noro in Solomon Islands’ Western Province, is the country’s only tuna processing facility. An IFC investment client since 2013, SolTuna employs over 1,800 workers, 64% of whom are women.
SolTuna Ltd. - Solomon Taiyo - InterFishMarket®
3 天之前 · SolTuna Limited is the only tuna loining and canning processor in Solomon Islands, based in Noro, Western Province. It started as a pole and line fishing operation in 1973 and expanded with IFC support in 2013.
Soltai Tuna, Processing Plant - Food Processing Technology
Learn about the refurbishment and re-equipping of a tuna canning factory in Noro, Solomon Islands, by Soltai Fishing and Processing Company and Trimarine International. The project involved a new EU-recognised Competent Sanitary Authority, a local fishing fleet and a tuna loin export to the US market.
Success Story: SolTuna’s Decades-Long Journey in Transforming ...
SolTuna is a tuna-processing facility based in Noro, New Georgia, in the Solomon Islands’ Western Province. As the largest fishery in the country, it contributes significantly to the national Gross Domestic Product and is a major employer with almost 3,000 staff, two-thirds of …
SolTuna - Tuna processing, Solomon Islands - The World Bank
2017年1月1日 · SolTuna, based in the town of Noro in Solomon Islands’ Western Province, is the country’s only tuna processing facility. An IFC investment client since 2013, SolTuna .
IFC Invests US$10 Million in Solomon Islands’ Tuna Industry
2013年9月30日 · The financing will enable SolTuna to upgrade its processing facility located in Noro, Western Province, add cold storage capacity, and construct improved housing for workers. It will also fund improvements to the wharf and the waste-water treatment plant, both damaged during a tsunami in 2007.
only tuna processing operation comprising a cannery, loining and cold storage facility based in Noro, Western Province. The Company commenced operations in 1973 as Solomon Taiyo …
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SolTuna Limited is Solomon Islands’ sole tuna loining and canning processor based in Noro, Western Province. The Company commenced operations in 1973 as Solomon Taiyo Limited, a 100% pole and line tuna fishing operation.
Solomons looks to boost tuna sector | WWF
2022年12月1日 · When this happens, the SolTuna processing plant at Noro is affected as are its 2000 employees. Tuna accounts for 18 percent of the Pacific nation's Gross Domestic Product and is the largest single employer.
Possible USD$10 Million Funding For SolTuna
“The International Finance Corporation (IFC), the private sector lending arm of the World Bank Group, is considering an USD 10 million (SBD$ 80m) loan to the company,” a statement from …
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