Can Prince Charles continue as patron of @SalmonTroutCons while continuing to support farmed organic salmon? @TheGAAIA are among those who think not… https://t.co/6IAyRd1A4z
— Mark Macaskill (@macca808) October 17, 2021
The Sunday Times reported (17 October 2021):
Prince Charles has a history of being badly advised and poorly equipped when it comes to building business liaisons.
His meeting with the grovelling “Organic” Sea Harvest is yet another poor taste decision.@_KateForbes @SSPOsays @ClarenceHouse https://t.co/DnC6yvcbX6 pic.twitter.com/TWl4mAKjQ6— Salmon Scotland (@SalmonScotland) October 17, 2021
Prince Charles outed as a 'hypocrite' for promoting "organic" salmon in The Sunday Times & the Scottish Government accused of "greenwashing" over 'sustainable' salmon farming @SundayTimesScot @ClarenceHouse @scotgov @SoilAssociation @AST_Salmon @fms_scotland @SSPOsays @scotgp pic.twitter.com/VlRvUEmzE2
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) October 18, 2021
Scottish Salmon Watch reported earlier this week (11 October 2021):
Prince Charles's slap in face after 'organic' salmon farm refused planning: Why does the @AST_Salmon patron give the royal seal of approval to salmon pharming? @ClarenceHouse @SoilAssociation @SoilAssocScot @SalmonTroutCons @fms_scotland @JeremyPaxman https://t.co/STXdJXFVIu pic.twitter.com/nhze5sHc7k
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) October 11, 2021
Prince Charles's patronage of salmon farming interests via the Atlantic Salmon Trust raises serious questions. Scottish Salmon Watch reported in September 2020:
Judas sold out Jesus for thirty pieces of silver – it seems the Atlantic Salmon Trust are willing to sell the King of Fish down the river for £300,000 https://t.co/H5siw5DAlq @AST_Salmon @ScotlandMowi @MowiScotlandLtd @fms_scotland @marinescotland @HamishMacdonell @SSPOsays pic.twitter.com/NlLqvH9cCM
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) September 28, 2020
Eating Our Way to Extinction – narrated by Kate Winslet – "aims to influence a sea-change in eating habits and to convince viewers to boycott farmed salmon" https://t.co/YQ07ck6yDI @SundayTimesScot @EatingOur #eating2extinction #eowte #Boycott #Scottish #Salmon @SSPOsays pic.twitter.com/H9aolC5z9P
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) August 29, 2021
The scam that is 'organic' Scottish salmon – aka 'Organic Scamon' – has almost trebled in a year: increasing from 4,462 tonnes of 'organic' salmon reported in 2019 to 12,528 tonnes in 2020. That's a leap of 181% in a single year! https://t.co/VdswDPek3E @SoilAssociation pic.twitter.com/U6A3Isa3Hv
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) October 8, 2021
As Royal Patron of @SoilAssociation why is the use of the toxic chemical Deltamethrin – show by recent science to be lethal to lobsters – allowed for use on 'organic' salmon farms? @ClarenceHouse @dimbleby_jd @Charlotcostume @SoilAssocScot @HelenBOrganic @JoannaBlythman @peterk69 https://t.co/9mKOkQZA2u
— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) March 20, 2021
On Friday (15 October 2021), a lobbyist for the Norwegian-owned salmon farming industry made the case for cooperation, compromise and conciliation between wild and pharmed salmon interests.
"The salmon is Scotland, whether it is a wild fish pulled from a fast-flowing river on a single fly or whether it is farmed, smoked, packaged & sold in shops around the world" @HamishMacdonell @SSPOsays @fishfarmermag https://t.co/TVuJREVivl
No difference at all!! #ScottishScamon pic.twitter.com/wlJ0XSizix— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) October 16, 2021
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