All Fish articles – Page 74
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Amy Williams, commercial manager of the Marine Stewardship Council, says supermarkets really could do a lot more to push sustainable seafood
Consumers eat more seafood than ever before and increase the pressure on already strained fish stocks. We urgently have to take action to secure seafood supplies and meet future demands. Retailers can play a decisive role in leading...
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Birds Eye Mediterraneo company: Unilever UK price: Vegetables £1.99 for 350g; fish £2.99 for 400g
Expert's verdict...5/25?This range consists of oven-baked vegetables and stir-fry fish and vegetable dishes. The instructions suggested using a tablespoon of olive oil to cook the Sicilian Fish Fillets with Roasted Vegetables....
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'Broad endorsement' for new Seafish hailed
The Sea Fish Industry Authority has countered critics with a root-and-branch revamp that it says will mean it delivering an improved and more responsive service to the industry. In the wake of the Defra review in which a few levy...
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Birds Eye weds fish to UK's Med veg passion
Unilever UK is bringing a taste of the Med to the freezer aisles with premium fish and vegetable dishes under the Birds Eye banner. Mediterraneo taps into the growing consumer taste for roasted vegetables and comprises two main...
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In the can
TunaStatistics coming out of the recent World Tuna conference in Bangkok highlight the concern of stock preservation, particularly of yellowfin, bluefin and albacore. Skipjack stocks seem to be holding up in spite of continuing...
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In the can
Statistics coming out of the recent World Tuna conference in Bangkok highlight the concern of stock preservation, particularly of yellowfin, bluefin and albacore. Skipjack stocks seem to be holding up in spite of continuing growth...
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Developing nations face fish rule burden
Retailers' standards with regards to safety, quality and traceability in fish supply are placing increasingly bewildering burdens on developing countries, the UN has heard. The 10th meeting of the FAO Sub-Committee on Fish Trade was told...
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It's all work and no play in today's fast-paced world
It wasn't supposed to be like this. Karl Marx predicted that in the rationally organised economy of the future we would be able to "hunt in the morning, fish in the afternoon, rear cattle in the evening, criticise after dinner, just as I have a...
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It's all work and no play in today's fast-paced world
On the importance of getting the work-life balance rightIt wasn&'t supposed to be like this. Karl Marx predicted that in the rationally organised economy of the future we would be able to &"hunt in the morning, fish in the...
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Irish face crackdown on use of plastic bags
Retail plastic bag consumption in Ireland is on the increase - despite the introduction of a controversial levy four years ago. Smaller plastic bags used to carry fresh meat, fish, fruit and vegetables are exempt from the...
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in the can
Tuna fishing in the four main areas continues to be poor, resulting in higher raw material costs. Bangkok touched $1,000 tonne briefly before easing to $950, Indian Ocean fish is $1,050 a tonne with Atlantic and Eastern Tropical...
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Salmon farmers vow to shame their critics
A new mood of militancy among Scottish fish producers is being taken further with a vow by the Scottish Salmon Producers&' Organisation to name and shame its critics.The SSPO is already involved in a dispute with Birds Eye...
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No Catch...Just Cod gets big win at Scots awards
Farmed organic cod produced by Johnson Seafarms hooked the top prize at this year's Scottish Food and Drink Excellence Awards, sponsored by The Grocer. The company, entering the competition for the first time, scooped the supreme award...
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Commodities Update: pilchards, sardines, tuna, salmon
Pilchards and sardines pricier due to fuel blow...retailers reluctantly leaving behind salmon bogofs...consolidation move scrapped. Oil costs hit prices. Price rises on new season Moroccan pilchards and sardines are blamed on...
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No Catch...Just Cod gets big win at Scots awards
Farmed organic cod produced by Johnson Seafarms hooked the top prize at this year's Scottish Food and Drink Excellence Awards, sponsored by The Grocer.The company, entering the competition for the first time, scooped the supreme...
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No Catch...Just Cod gets big win at Scots awards
Farmed organic cod produced by Johnson Seafarms hooked the top prize at this year's Scottish Food and Drink Excellence Awards, sponsored by The Grocer.The company, entering the competition for the first time, scooped the supreme...
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No Catch...Just Cod gets big win at Scots awards
Farmed organic cod produced by Johnson Seafarms hooked the top prize at this year's Scottish Food and Drink Excellence Awards, sponsored by The Grocer.The company, entering the competition for the first time, scooped the...
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Organic cod triumphs at Scottish awards
Organic cod farmed in the Shetland Islands has triumphed at the 2006 Scottish Food and Drink Excellence Awards.The “No Catch” Organic Cod, produced by Johnson Seafarms at Vidlin in the north of the Shetland Islands, scooped the supreme award...
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The Saturday Essay
Birds Eye's new advertisement for its salmon products - which says that farmed salmon are pink because of a "synthetic colorant" - has veered way off course and I am very disappointed that it has chosen to take this cynical approach...
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On the Campaign Trail: Ryvita Goodness Bars; Carlsberg; John West Light Lunch; Walkers Sensations
The triumph of goodness over evil... Carlsberg's legendary line-up... Fit as a fish for John west... Charlotte Church's new sensation... Budget £2m Manufacturer Ryvita. Ryvita's Goodness Bars are portrayed as the antidote...