Better than BOGOF on tuna at Morrisons

dreamteamgirl · 24 May 2011 at 11:01AM

dawnydeedee wrote: »

The packaging says dolphin friendly and that they are 'fully committed to fishing methods which protect marine environment and marine life', surely they can't put that if it isn't?

as I recall Morrisons only buy from companies that are 'friendly' in their fishing methods, so if it is for sale in Morrisons you know it is safe
I am sure someone will correct me if I remember that wrongly:rotfl: tho!!

spaceman5 · 24 May 2011 at 11:19AM

dreamteamgirl wrote: »

as I recall Morrisons only buy from companies that are 'friendly' in their fishing methods, so if it is for sale in Morrisons you know it is safe
I am sure someone will correct me if I remember that wrongly:rotfl: tho!!

This is true for there own branded products, but to be fair i dont think they have much say on the big branded products(i,e princess, heinz, persil, etc)

dawnydeedee · 24 May 2011 at 4:23PM

mmm, have been looking on line and apparently Prince's have now stopped using that wording on their labelling following a greenpeace investigation that it's fishing methods are not as good as could be, which is probably why on offer to get rid of the old labels.
Find this pretty annoying as i always check it is 'dolphin friendly' tuna. Anyway, without meaning to sound harsh, the tunas in question have been killed and canned so it would be an even bigger waste to just destroy the food.