What secrets lurk in your tin of tuna?

Success: Princes changed their tuna! But what about John West? http://www.greenpeace.org.uk

After tens of thousands of Greenpeace supporters' emails and phone calls, Princes announced that they will stop using one of the worst fishing methods which kills much more besides tuna - including sharks, turtles and possibly dolphins. And Asda have now improved their tuna policies too. http://bit.ly/h5HVA8

But, how about John Worst, er, sorry, John West? It's now the worst tuna supplier in the UK, killing sharks and more to bring you their 'sin in a tin.'

Email John West to get them to stop Fad fishing now - http://www.greenpeace.org.uk

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• John Worst
• Princes
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• Greenpeace
• Asda
• Fads
• fishing
• fish fight
• fishfight
• big fish fight
• Fad-free
• purse seine nets
• bycatch

[rabbitspliff]

A mass processed product... caught by rods? Get reel.

hehe.

[selfsenter]

A mass processed product...caught by rods? Get real.

[ClassicCartoonsGuy]

@snooglewoogle1 But they used all of what they caught....and it's called a miracle....

[snooglewoogle1]

@ClassicCartoonsGuy did they over fish and catch more then needed

[ClassicCartoonsGuy]

@snooglewoogle1 dude, even in the Bible, the disciples were fishermen and used NETS...this was long before the rod and pole was even invented. Only real men use the older technology.

[snooglewoogle1]

@ClassicCartoonsGuy i think your retarded

[ClassicCartoonsGuy]

@snooglewoogle1 Nets have actually been used far longer in human history than the rod and pole...and who cares, they're just stupid fish!

[hathoster]

nice animation! :)

[snooglewoogle1]

ONLY REAL MEN USE RODS AND POLES, THOSE GUYS ARE WIMPS



[ShiTong711]

Is "like" the right word for this because though I like the message this video is giving I hate it's contents. I thought all this had (hopefully) stopped by now, but ooooh no, they have to keep catching and killing dolphins while trying to catch Tuna with their evil omni nets. Well, I'm sure to be looking out for line caught next time I buy a tin.