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Tesco accused of fish escape 'whitewash'



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Published Date: 08 May 2008
A WILD-FISH lobby group has accused supermarket giant Tesco of a whitewash in its investigation into the escape of thousands of trout from a fish farm.
The 4,047 rainbow trout, worth £15,000, escaped from the Scot Trout farm, near Oban, on 1 March. About 3,000 were recovered, but the Argyll Salmon Fishery Board said Tesco has since ignored requests to meet the investigator.

Andrew Wallace, the managing director of the Association of Salmon Fishery Boards, said: "Unless we see Tesco taking meaningful action against Scot Trout, then we have to draw the conclusion that the codes of conduct on fish farming that Tesco have amount to no more than lip-service."





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Guga II,

Rockall 08/05/2008 01:32:58
What else would you expect from a company like Tesco?
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Shyboy,

Dundee 08/05/2008 12:40:36
What do they mean, "Take meaningful action."? Do they mean stop the contract and put them out of business? Surely the dispute is between the Fishery Association and Scot Trout, and not Scot Trouts customer?

Next I'll be getting grief from the Competition Commission for not going along and "taking meaningful action" against Tesco for giving suppliers a rough ride!

 

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