 | | After a slow start, Morrisons began to show a more serious commitment to sustainable fish sourcing, introducing a sustainable seafood procurement policy in 2006.
Posted by jamie — 26 July 2007 at 5:30pm
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We're beginning to see the first positive results from the light bulb retailers league table we published nearly two weeks ago. Both ASDA and Morrisons have just announced they will improve their game plan and phase out those power-crazy incandescents by the end of 2010, which moves them a couple of places up the league table, leapfrogging several other retailers.
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Ban the Bulb campaign archive: content last updated 14 July 2007 Which retailers are seizing the light to take a lead on energy efficiency, and which are lagging way behind? Our league table of light bulb retailers makes it easy to distinguish the bright sparks from the dullards.
Retailers have been rated on when they will completely phase out inefficient incandescent bulbs - as their policies improve, they move up the table.
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Morrisons has made a substantial commitment to sourcing sustainable seafood by delisting a large range of species and increasing the range of alternative species available to customers.
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How sustainable are the fish your supermarket is selling?
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'Fishmongers' lay out dead fish, crabs, sponges and coral at entrances to Asda, Morrisons and Tesco Today, (Tuesday 5th December) Greenpeace volunteers have displayed hundreds of dead fish, crabs, sponges and coral - outside the entrance to a Birmingham Asda superstore, the fishmongers will also visit a Birmingham Morrisons and Tesco, later today (1). The action is part of a "trawler trash tour", visiting the same supermarkets across the UK (2).
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