'Shocking abuse': Why food firms must demand transparency and traceability to stop Taiwan's illegal fishing By Lester Wan, Cheryl Tay, Tingmin Koe and Gary Scattergood 07-May-2018 - Last updated on 07-May-2018 at 02:25 GMT Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email to a friend The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF), a charity working to protect the environment and human rights, has detailed what it claims is the shocking extent of illegal fishing and human trafficking by the Taiwanese fish industry.Click here to read more. April Top 10 Traffic light labelling measure set for packaged foods in India under new FSSAI regulations Pepsi takes on Coca-Cola with J-Cola brand just for Japan Confinement period diet affects postpartum mental health to varying degrees: GUSTO study Coca-Cola India hails ‘sugar reduction strategy milestone’ with new Thums Up product How F&B manufacturers can seize product opportunities for young mothers and families in China 'Shocking abuse': Why food firms must demand transparency and traceability to stop Taiwan's illegal fishing Singapore stakes claim on first organic standard for produce grown by urban and indoor farming 'Full of loopholes': Aussie food firms' nutrition policies ranked as obesity soars Creating a food safety culture part 2: Top tips from retail giant Walmart NADEC strengthens hand in dairy battle against Almarai with Danone SA acquisition Prev 1 … 5 6 7 8 9 … 11 Next
