UK consumers told to boycott Icelandic fish

UK-based Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society is encouraging British 
consumers and UK supermarkets to boycott Icelandic fish products sold by 
companies involved in whaling in one way or the other.

According to a statement* on the organization's website, Icelandic fish 
product manufacturer Grandi hf. cooperates with whaling company Hvalur hf. 
on storing minke whale meat. Visir.is reports.

Therefore the organization encourages consumers in the UK to boycott Grandi's 
products. The UK is considered an important market for Grandi, as about 20 
percent of its export profits are made from sale of fish products in the UK.

According to the statement from Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society, over 
80 percent of Brits are against whaling.



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http://www.wdcs.org/dan/publishing.nsf/allweb/E2634302DED60515802572B3002F8510

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