Say No To Scampi

This bite-size food is causing a big problem in our seas.

Scampi is made from langoustine tails caught by the wasteful and destructive method of bottom-trawling. Huge volumes of other fish, shellfish and corals are caught in bottom-trawl nets and discarded at sea, hidden from public view. With every packet of scampi the supermarkets sell, small and immature fish are killed as bycatch, damaging the future of fish stocks.

Say no to scampi. Tell the supermarket bosses to remove scampi from their shelves until this shocking bycatch problem is solved.

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Say No To Scampi

This bite-size food is causing a big problem in our seas.

Scampi is made from langoustine tails caught by the wasteful and destructive method of bottom-trawling. Huge volumes of other fish, shellfish and corals are caught in bottom-trawl nets and discarded at sea, hidden from public view. With every packet of scampi the supermarkets sell, small and immature fish are killed as bycatch, damaging the future of fish stocks.

Say no to scampi. Tell the supermarket bosses to remove scampi from their shelves until this shocking bycatch problem is solved.
  Dan Whittle - CEO of Whitby Seafoods
  Ken Murphy - CEO of Tesco
  Giles Hurley - CEO of Aldi UK & Ireland
  David Potts - CEO of Morrisons
  Shirine Khoury-Haq - CEO of Co-op
  Tim Steiner - CEO of Ocado
  James Bailey - CEO of Waitrose
  Stuart Machin - MD of Marks & Spencer
  Simon Roberts - CEO of Sainsburys
  Roger Burnley - CEO of Asda
  Ryan McDonnell - CEO of Lidl UK
  Tarsem Dhaliwal - CEO of Iceland
  Ash Amirahmadi - CEO of Youngs Seafood
  George Herd - CEO of Farmfoods
  Stephen O'Riordan - CEO of Londis
  Louise Hoste - CEO of Spar UK
  John Brodie - CEO of Scotmid
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