Despite a global ban on killing whales, Japanese multi-national seafood conglomerate Kyouko has been selling millions of tins of whale meat in a partnership with American company, True World Foods in New Jersey. 
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4-15-2007 @ 1:29PM
cybele said...
Kyokuyo doesn't sell whale meat to the US, but they do profit from their US fish sales. So boycotting this company because of their association with whaling could send a message to Japanese companies that have large financial stakes in the US.
Folks who have been trying to end whaling gave up long ago on trying to boycott the countries that have whaling, but generally support focused boycotts on companies that profit directly from it.
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4-26-2007 @ 7:32AM
daven joseph said...
What if we stop being so judgemental on peoples food preferences and begin to respect the rights of countries to uterlise food resources in a sustainable way while ensuring the protection and preservation of all species on the planet.It is time for us to end the fallacy that whales should not be harvested for food just because a few interest groups in the developed western world is invoking their own value judgement. Our planet is already suffering from past descrimination imposed through a value judgement system that generated distrust and enmity amongst our diverse human popilation. Tosay we have chosen the whales as our standard bearer for food resource discrimination, what will it be tommorow. god forbids
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