Forman’s smoked salmon back on Tesco shelves after 30 years
H. Forman & Son’s London Cure smoked salmon is to be sold again in Tesco outlets for the first time in three decades
NYT: US players stepping up in fight against human rights in fishing
Continuing human rights abuses in the fishing industry are attracting more attention from US players, writes the New York Times
MSC hires first US media manager in bid to revitalize marketing, enhance eco-label recognition
NGO hires former NOAA coral reef conservation program outreach specialist to put marketing and communication back in focus, ramp up consumer awareness
New sustainability label available to aquaculture producers
A new certification available to responsible aquaculture producers
Study: Omega-3 supplements have no benefit for cognitive decline
Contrary to prior reports in the media, a major new analysis shows no benefit from omega-3 supplements
Freedom Food launches TV ad promoting RSPCA-assured label
UK-based Freedom Food is launching its biggest ever TV campaign to promote its new Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) assured label
Sources: Morubel’s PE backer eyes Ristic at crunch time in Klaas Puul talks
Klaas Puul’s owner reportedly sets Friday as deadline for deal with PE Bencis, which is also said to be mulling a move for German processor Ristic
Retailer Coles under fire for selling yellowfin, even though it’s sustainable
Australian retailer Coles is under fire for selling yellowfin tuna, despite the product being certified by the MSC
Dongwon launches enriched canned tuna products
Health claims such as immune system strengthening spotlighted for three new products by Korea's biggest tuna canner Dongwon F&B
CP Foods: concerns raised in Costco lawsuit are ‘without merit’
Thai agribusiness giant CP Foods has said that allegations made in a US lawsuit that the company's American unit was associated with slave labor were 'without merit'