Uploaded November 2015 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Because of your support we were able to confront John West on their doorstep in Liverpool with an enormous, provocative sculpture to protest against the company’s destructive fishing practices and to highlight John West’s owner Thai Union’s links to human rights abuses.
The towering tuna tin art instillation was flanked by huge effigies of threatened marine life, including sharks and sea turtles – reflecting John West’s broken sustainability promise to consumers – while at the heart of the installation, the tuna tin ripped open to reveal a screen showing short campaign films including chef and campaigner Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and vox pops from the people of Liverpool.
Join the campaign: bit.ly/1Wi4Zqc
Because of your support we were able to confront John West on their doorstep in Liverpool with an enormous, provocative sculpture to protest against the company’s destructive fishing practices and to highlight John West’s owner Thai Union’s links to human rights abuses.
The towering tuna tin art instillation was flanked by huge effigies of threatened marine life, including sharks and sea turtles – reflecting John West’s broken sustainability promise to consumers – while at the heart of the installation, the tuna tin ripped open to reveal a screen showing short campaign films including chef and campaigner Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and vox pops from the people of Liverpool.
Join the campaign: bit.ly/1Wi4Zqc
