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Sealord UK arm hires ex-WWF exec amid Waitrose RFS focus

The UK processing operation of New Zealand’s Sealord has hired a former WWF exec, amid a focus on a commitment made to RFS by its main customer, Waitrose

By Tom Seaman | Nov. 23, 2016 07:51 GMT
Giles Bartlett (right), with Sealord Caistor CEO, Adrian Crookes.
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The UK processing operation of New Zealand’s Sealord Group has hired a former World Wildlife Fund for Nature (WWF) executive, amid a focus on a commitment made to the Responsible Fishing Scheme (RFS) by its main customer, Waitrose [...]

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