New Pacific Island Tuna brand from Walmart aims to net funds for climate resilience projects

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100 per cent of the profits made from the sale of Pacific Island Tuna will go back to Pacific Island communities | Credit: Chewy Lin via Nature Conservancy
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100 per cent of the profits made from the sale of Pacific Island Tuna will go back to Pacific Island communities | Credit: Chewy Lin via Nature Conservancy

The new tuna brand, launched in collaboration with the Nature Conservancy, will become Walmart's new own-brand canned tuna

The Republic of the Marshall Islands and the US environmental organization the Nature Conservancy have today announced a new partnership to launch a new brand of tuna that will see profits returned to...

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