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re are signs that retailers might support revised standards. In 2009. the European supermarket chain Waitrose refused to buy or sell MSC-certified New Zealand hold (Macru- ronus novaezdandiae) because the fishery concerned uses bottom trawling. In May 2010, Whole Foods stopped selling fish-oil supple- men

efused to buy or sell MSC-certified New Zealand hold (Macru- ronus novaezdandiae) because the fishery concerned uses bottom trawling. In May 2010, Whole Foods stopped selling fish-oil supple- ments made from bill, despite MSC certifica- tion, because of concerns about sustainability. Slowdrift We believe

reas would do more to help the oceans?' revised standards. In 2009, the European supermarket chain Waitrose refused to buy or sell MSC-certified New Zealand hold (Macru- ronus novaczelandiae) because the fishery concerned uses bottom trawling. In May 2010, Whole Foods stopped selling fish-oil supple- me

fused to buy or sell MSC-certified New Zealand hold (Macru- ronus novaczelandiae) because the fishery concerned uses bottom trawling. In May 2010, Whole Foods stopped selling fish-oil supple- ments made from krill, despite MSC certifica- tion, because of concerns about sustainability. Slow drift We believ

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