The article highlights the significant surge in demand for canned tuna in the global market, particularly in the Middle East, due to geopolitical conflicts, with the situation in Gaza being a key factor. Thailand has seen a 20.7% increase in canned tuna exports to the Middle East from January to September 2024, amounting to 65.98 billion baht (1.96 billion US dollars), as reported by the Thai Ministry of Commerce. This trend is influenced by both the conflict-driven demand and the rapid market growth in countries like Saudi Arabia. Additionally, the price of tuna in Bangkok has reached a high of US$1,530-1,540 per ton due to strong demand and reduced fishing in the Asia-Pacific region, indicating a tight supply situation. The rise in canned tuna exports also reflects the global resurgence in demand for canned food, driven by consumers' preferences for convenience and healthier options in markets such as the United States, Europe, and Australia.