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UK importer could replace banned Sri Lanka yellowfin tuna with skipjack for foodservice

Direct Seafoods is ready to try MSC skipjack from the Maldives for foodservice customers, as Sri Lanka yellowfin is blocked by EU red card

By Neil Ramsden | Oct. 20, 2014 09:43 BST
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UK importer and supplier Direct Seafoods is ready to try Marine Stewardship Council-certified skipjack from the Maldives for its foodservice customers, as its yellowfin imports from Sri Lanka will soon be blocked by the EU [...]

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