Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Campaign-in-Basingstoke-against-ASDA-Seafood-Policies-27MZIF306P4N.htmlConceptually similarCampaign in Basingstoke against ASDA Seafood PoliciesGP0STO7MACompleted★★★★Campaign in Basingstoke against ASDA Seafood PoliciesGP0STO7MECompleted★★★★★★Campaign in Basingstoke against ASDA Seafood PoliciesGP0STO7MDCompleted★★★★Campaign in Basingstoke against ASDA Seafood PoliciesGP0STO7M9Completed★★★★Campaign in Basingstoke against ASDA Seafood PoliciesGP0STO7MBCompleted★★★★Campaign in Basingstoke against ASDA Seafood PoliciesGP0STO7MCCompleted★★★★ASDA supermarketGP01HYKCompleted★★★★ASDA Smart Price LogoGP01HYUCompleted★★★★Wet Fish CounterGP01HY6Completed★★★★View AllGP0STO7MFCampaign in Basingstoke against ASDA Seafood PoliciesWoman signs a petition. Greenpeace engage with the public outside ASDA supermarket in Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK. Greenpeace has identified ASDA as the worst UK supermarket chain for their seafood policies.Locations:Basingstoke-Europe-Hampshire (UK)-United KingdomDate:5 Nov, 2005Credit:© John Cobb / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3504px X 2336pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Day-Fish-Greenpeace campaigners-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Oceans (campaign title)-Outdoors-Petitions-Public engagement-Seafood-Supermarkets-Sustainable fishing-Two people-Women-Writing (activity)Shoot:Campaign in Basingstoke against ASDA Seafood PoliciesGreenpeace engage with the public outside Asda supermarket in Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK. Greenpeace has identified Asda as the worst UK supermarket chain for their seafood policies.The Greenpeace report: A recipe for disaster – Supermarkets’ insatiable appetite for seafood challenges the seafood industry, particularly the major retailers, to begin the process of ensuring that all the seafood they sell comes from sustainable sources.
