Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Fisheries-Protest-at-Portuguese-Supermarkets-27MZIFIXC0PK.htmlConceptually similarFisheries Protest at Portuguese SupermarketsGP022D7Completed★★★★Fisheries Protest at Portuguese SupermarketsGP022D8Completed★★★★Fisheries Protest at Portuguese SupermarketsGP022DACompleted★★★★Fisheries Protest at Portuguese SupermarketsGP022DBCompleted★★★★Fisheries Protest at Portuguese SupermarketsGP022DCCompleted★★★★Oceans Protests at Portuguese SupermarketGP022MACompleted★★★★Oceans Protests at Portuguese SupermarketGP022M7Completed★★★★★★Oceans Protests at Portuguese SupermarketGP022MBCompleted★★★★Oceans Protests at Portuguese SupermarketGP022M8Completed★★★★View AllGP022D9Fisheries Protest at Portuguese SupermarketsA Greenpeace volunteer hands out leaflets in front of the Pingo Doce and Minipreço supermarkets in Campo de Ourique to inform the consumers that the two supermarkets are the last ranked retailers in Greenpeace's Third Retailer Ranking in Portugal. Another volunteer is dressed as a fish. Greenpeace is asking the supermarkets to develop sustainable fish sourcing policies.Locations:Europe-Lisbon-PortugalDate:14 May, 2010Credit:© Miguel Manso / GreenpeaceMaximum size:3000px X 2000pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Day-Direct communications-Fisheries-Fishing (Industry)-Greenpeace activists-Greenpeace volunteers-KWCI (GPI)-Oceans (campaign title)-Outdoors-Overfishing-Props-Public engagement-Roads-Streets-Sunny-Supermarkets-Sustainable fishing-Theatrical costumesShoot:Fisheries Protest at Portuguese SupermarketsGreenpeace pressure Pingo Doce and Minipreço supermarkets to develop sustainable fish sourcing policies. The two Portuguese supermarkets are the last ranked retailers in Greenpeace's Third Retailer Ranking guide in Portugal. Volunteers hand out leaflets to consumers to raise awareness on sustainable fishing and on the crises faced by our oceans. Scientists have shown that 90% of the ocean’s large fish – such as cod, tuna and swordfish - have already been fished out.
