The appeals chamber of the Dutch Advertising Code has determined that the claims on all Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) labelled tins of Princes tuna are in full compliance with said code, a verdict that reverses the original decision taken by the entity.
In response to claims brought by World Wise Foods, the Dutch Advertising Code Committee had decided that the tuna brand was 'misleading consumers' through statements made on its tins of tuna which came from the unsustainable PNA fishery featuring the MSC’s “blue tick” logo.
Chinese vessel fined USD 1 million for illegal fishing Ghana
Owners of the Chinese fishing vessel, Lu Rong Yuan Yu 956 will have to pay a USD1 million fine for illegal fishing in Ghana and additional USD 22,700 (GHS 124,000) for having fish onboard.
The Chines...
Reports show EU countries have not enforced fish discard ban European Union
Three major European countries have not enforced the EU ban on fish discards, threatening the sustainability of European fish stocks.
Environmental lawyers from ClientEarth have released three report...
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