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Greenpeace urges FCF to ‘shoulder responsibility’ after deal for Bumble Bee

As Taiwanese tuna trader wins court approval to buy Bumble Bee, Greenpeace notes it now moves from being solely a trader behind the scenes to a more public-facing brand

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 24, 2020 09:47 GMT
A street scene in Taiwan. Credit: r.nagy/Shutterstock.com
A street scene in Taiwan. Credit: r.nagy/Shutterstock.com
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With Taiwanese tuna trader FCF Co winning court approval to buy bankrupt American seafood company Bumble Bee Foods on Jan. 23, NGO Greenpeace has urged it to "shoulder the responsibility" that comes with becoming a public-facing brand. [...]

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