The Latest Breaking News from Thai Union

Thai Union Group Public Company Limited, one of the world’s biggest makers of canned tuna, is considering an exit from its loss-making Red Lobster unit less than three years after boosting its stake in the United States restaurant chain.

Shoppers can check out the latest thing from Red Lobster in the grocery aisles of Walmart.

Thai Union Group reported full-year 2022 revenue growth of 10.3% to a record high of 155.6 billion baht, driven by petcare and seafood.

Food has never gone out of fashion, in good times or during economic downturns. And in Thailand where food is the centre of our culture, our pride and joy, the culinary dynamism is always remarkable.

Cardiff firm Jellagen has closed an £8.7m Series A equity investment round

Thai Union Group Plc, a global leading seafood company, has repledged its intention to invest 6 billion baht to expand its business over the coming year, despite the ongoing global economic challenges, including runaway inflation and rising interest rates.

SET-listed seafood company Thai Union Group reported record revenue in the second quarter of 2022, thanks to the strength of its core businesses and product popularity among global consumers.

Following its recent Blue Finance deal, Thai Union continues to innovate its financial dealings in-house

Red Lobster CEO Kelli Valade is resigning after just eight months at the helm of the Orlando-based seafood chain, a quick departure that one industry analyst called “very, very, very bad.”

SET-listed Thai Union Group, a global seafood company, wants to grow its revenues by at least 5% this year while maintaining an average gross margin of 20% through 2025.

Seafood producer Thai Union Group has teamed up with the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) to further improve transparency in the company's supply chains and consider wider impacts on biodiversity.