M&S and WWF hook up to improve seafood sustainability

James S Murray
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Retailer commits to ensuring all wild fish are from sustainable stocks by 2012

M&S has today become the first retailer to join a major new campaign from environmental group WWF designed to improve the sustainability of seafood products and tackle overfishing around the UK. The...

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