John West agrees 'challenging' sustainable tuna targets

Jessica Shankleman
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Tinned seafood manufacturer launches sustainable tuna sourcing program with Greenpeace

John West fishermen apparently "endure the worst to bring customers the best", but now it seems that "best" tuna will also be sustainably caught, after the company today announced the launch of a sustainable...

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