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Greenpeace Canada slams Bumble Bee-owned brand

Walmart, Unico and Clover Leaf are the only brands not making progress towards eliminating environmentally-friendly tuna, says Greenpeace Canada

By Undercurrent News | April 18, 2013 07:25 BST
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Greenpeace Canada has slammed Clover Leaf Seafoods in its most recent ranking of environmentally-friendly canned tuna brands, claiming the company is "the worst among 14 companies" [...]

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