People-friendly Tuna

For some time now, there's been labelling on tins of tuna to tell you that it's dolphin friendly: caught using a method that reduces the risks of dolphins being a bycatch of the nets or lines that are used to catch the fish.

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This article from Thomson Reuters suggests that there may need to be another labelling: people-friendly tuna.

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