Walmart and Thai Union among first firms to back Tuna Transparency Pledge

Michael Holder
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Credit: Jason Houston, TNC
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Credit: Jason Houston, TNC

Led by The Nature Conservancy, the new initiative is aiming to achieve on-the-water monitoring right across business supply chains by 2027

Walmart, Albertsons Companies, and Thai Union have today been named as the founding corporate signatories of a new global tuna supply chain transparency initiative launched by The Nature Conservancy, which...

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