27 January 2006
CAMPAIGN TO END COMMERCIAL WHALING
Members of the Edmund Rice Network in New Zealand have requested that publicity be given to the campaign to end commercial whaling by Japan by pressuring Sealord a New Zealand-based fishing company that is 50 per cent owned by the Japanese company Nissui.
Sealord frozen, canned and fresh fish products can also be found in Australian supermarkets, fast food outlets and restaurants.
Sealord's parent company Nissui is directly linked to Japan’s commercial whaling, as it is a major shareholder of the company which owns Japan’s whaling fleet. They also market and sell the whale meat throughout Japan.
Details of the campaign can be found at Greenpeace website.
Sealord frozen, canned and fresh fish products can also be found in Australian supermarkets, fast food outlets and restaurants.
Sealord's parent company Nissui is directly linked to Japan’s commercial whaling, as it is a major shareholder of the company which owns Japan’s whaling fleet. They also market and sell the whale meat throughout Japan.
Details of the campaign can be found at Greenpeace website.
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