1) Your MP and MEP explaining your reasons for supporting the fish boycott, and requesting that he / she do likewise.

2) Ben Bradshaw MP,
UK Minister for Fisheries & Animal Welfare,
Nobel House,
17 Smith Square,
London,
SW1P 3JR
bradshawb@parliament.uk
explaining your reasons for supporting the fish boycott, and requesting that the Government comply with the EU Habitats & Species Directive.

3) Commissioner Joe Borg,
EU Commissioner for Agriculture & Fisheries,
200, Rue de la Loi,
B-1049,
Brussels.
joe.borg@cec.eu.int  
explaining your reasons for supporting the fish boycott, and requesting that the Common Fisheries Policy be amended to incorporate a Cetacean Bycatch Response Strategy, and that EC Regulations No.104/2000 and No. 2065/2001, which relate to the labelling of fish products, be amended to incorporate METHOD OF CAPTURE, as consumers wish to know which fishing methods have been used in obtaining the fish that they purchase.

4) Supermarkets and fish processors - explaining your reasons for supporting the fish boycott, and requesting that they provide the consumer with fish caught using fishing methods which do not result in the deaths of cetaceans i.e.. handlines, and pole and lines. There are only two such products available in UK supermarkets – canned tuna from the Maldives, caught using pole and line, and fresh mackerel caught using handlines by Cornish fishermen and certified by the MSC - the only MSC certified product to be endorsed by ECBC.

5) Commercial Fishermen's Organisations - explaining your reasons for supporting the fish boycott, and requesting that their members implement cetacean bycatch mitigation measures similar to those used by fishermen in the United States and New Zealand.

The postal addresses of supermarkets can be found on the labels of "own brand" products, and the e-mail addresses are available on their web sites.
UNILEVER is one of the largest companies in Europe trading in fish products.
Please contact Unilever UK by e-mailing via
http://www.unilever.co.uk/resources/contactus.asp

UK Commercial Fishermen's Organisations.

NFFO
Chairman  - Mr. A. Locker
National Federation of Fishermen's Organisations
Marsden Road, Fish Docks, Grimsby. DN31 3 SG.
Tel. 01472 352141    
nffo@nffo.org.uk

CFPO
CEO - Sam Lambourn
Cornish Fish Producers Organisation
The Strand, Newlyn, Cornwall. TR18 5HW.
Tel. 01736 351050
cornishfpo@aol.com

Common  dolphin in net - © WDCS

SFF
Chief Executive
Bertie Armstrong bertie@sff.co.uk
Scottish Fishermen's Federation (SFF) / SFF Services Limited (SFFS)
24 Rubislaw Terrace,
Aberdeen, AB10 1XE
Tel. 01224 646944
sff@sff.co.uk

SFO
CEO Iain MacSween
Scottish Fishermen's Organisation,
601, Queensferry Road, Edinburgh. EH4 6EA
Tel. 0131 339 7972
info@scottishfishermen.co.uk

SWFPO
South Western Fish Producer's Organisation (SWFPO)
Chief Executive Officer
Jim Portus  
swfpo@btopenworld.com

Braehead (SFO Enterprises) Limited (Pelagic Processing Division)
26 Denmark Street
Fraserburgh AB43 9EY
Tel. 01346 519254
nkoudreiko@scottishfishermen.co.uk

SPFA
Secretary
Derek Duthie,
Scottish Pelagic Fishermen's Association,
1 Frithside Street, Fraserburgh. AB43 9AR
Tel. 01346 510714
spfaltd@btinternet.com

Fleet operators

W. Stevenson & Sons,
Fishmarket, The Strand, Newlyn, Cornwall, TR18 5HW.
Tel. 01736 362998
w.stevenson@btclick.com

InterFish Ltd.
Wallsend Industrial Estate, Cattedown Road
Cattedown, Plymouth, PR4 ORW,
Tel. 01752 267261,
admin@interfish.co.uk

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