October 2015

Atlantic low impact fishers demand a fair distribution of fishing rights

Posted by Rukayah Sarumi — 8 October 2015 at 2:19pm - Comments
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Madrid is landlocked, so it wouldn’t be the first place you would expect to find fishers! However, this weekend Madrid was met with the presence of more than 50 low-impact fishermen who came from Belgium, France, Ireland, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and the UK. The meeting was a notable achievement on the cusp of LIFE’s (Low Impact Fishers of Europe) first anniversary.

The 2015 Tuna League Table - How we judged the brands

Posted by Aakash Naik — 7 October 2015 at 5:01pm - Comments

Our 2015 Tuna League Table ranks brands on a wider range of issues

Which tuna brands are worst for people, planet and oceans? Click here to see our Tuna League table

The winners and losers: tinned tuna league table kicks off new campaign to end destructive fishing

Posted by Ariana Densham — 2 October 2015 at 4:29pm - Comments
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John West are failing to meet their commitment to source sustainable tuna

The new Greenpeace tinned tuna league table exposes the wide gulf between UK supermarkets and brands which have taken sustainability seriously and those which have simply broken promises to clean up. Use this to help you decide which brands to buy and which to avoid until they improve. 

#JustTuna

For the first time, this league table ranks brands on a wider range of issues. Yes, there’s fishing methods of course, but we’ve also rated them on;

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Tuna league table 2015

Posted by alice.hunter — 2 October 2015 at 12:00am - Comments

Article tagged as: oceans, tuna

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