Concerns raised over Marine Stewardship Council’s fish label

Source: Times Online

London : CA : USA | 29 days ago

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The collaboration between the conservation group WWF and Unilever, one of the world’s biggest seafood retailers, now gives its stamp of approval to $1.5 billion (£900 million) of business every year. There is concern, however, that the scheme’s blue label, which is put on packaging, is being...

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Concerns raised over Marine Stewardship Council’s fish label

News Source: Times Online | 29 days ago

The collaboration between the conservation group WWF and Unilever, one of the world’s biggest seafood retailers, now gives its stamp of approval to $1.5 billion (£900 million) of business every year. There is concern, however, that the scheme’s...