DONT BUY JOHN WEST
John West is the number 1 seller, but breaks promise to use sustainable fishing methods, Greenpeace survey ranks John West last out of 11 suppliers for the proportion of tuna caught sustainably. Britain's biggest supplier of tinned tuna has quietly abandoned a pledge to use only sustainable fishing practices to protect dolphins, turtles and sharks from being caught in its fishing nets. Read HERE and Tesco have removed some lines from there shelves Here Buy line caught tuna instead, no nets and no needless suffering to other sea life.
vardx
27 Jan 173#11
and he beats up bears.
Latest comments (18)
dealerxxx
28 Jan 17#18
Thank you
tomvox
28 Jan 17#17
The coupon says valid against No Drain Tuna (120g) ONLY. It will depend on how closely the cashier studies it to get it accepted against the 3 x 60g offer.
kat25688
27 Jan 17#16
Voucher has to be filled in on a pc doesn't work on mobile :disappointed:
dealerxxx
27 Jan 17#13
Good price but content wise is same price as the £3 one
kris147 to dealerxxx
27 Jan 17#15
No here you get 180g for £1
For £3 you get 360g. So its cheaper to buy 6 cans of 60g for £2
dealerxxx
27 Jan 17#14
Heat added I like small things
liamod
27 Jan 17#12
yes he does....I saw video evidence
vardx
27 Jan 173#11
and he beats up bears.
momo07
27 Jan 171#10
Well it is really if you spend a few minutes to print the voucher. There's also a box to tick if you don't wish to receive marketing information
DONT BUY JOHN WEST
John West is the number 1 seller, but breaks promise to use sustainable fishing methods, Greenpeace survey ranks John West last out of 11 suppliers for the proportion of tuna caught sustainably. Britain's biggest supplier of tinned tuna has quietly abandoned a pledge to use only sustainable fishing practices to protect dolphins, turtles and sharks from being caught in its fishing nets. Read HERE and Tesco have removed some lines from there shelves Here Buy line caught tuna instead, no nets and no needless suffering to other sea life.
momo07
27 Jan 17#5
I believe this needs printing from your pc
MynameisM to momo07
27 Jan 17#6
it's not really a offer for 50p is it more £1 . or 50p if u want spend some time on printing and are happy for yet more junk mail come from yet more companies.
vtec
27 Jan 171#4
smells fishy
mfactor
27 Jan 17#3
cheers OP off to Asda in a while...
HereKittyKitty
27 Jan 17#2
Are the vouchers identical and can they be scanned off a phone screen? Care to post it?
brilly
27 Jan 17#1
nice, with the rate the tins are shrinking can add one of these to a regular can
that way can maybe fill a sandwich at least
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Opening post
Combine with the 50p coupon from John West to make these just 50p
Also available at the same offer price for the brine/sunflower oil version
https://www.john-west.co.uk/trawler-fun/nodrain-coupon-50
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John West is the number 1 seller, but breaks promise to use sustainable fishing methods, Greenpeace survey ranks John West last out of 11 suppliers for the proportion of tuna caught sustainably. Britain's biggest supplier of tinned tuna has quietly abandoned a pledge to use only sustainable fishing practices to protect dolphins, turtles and sharks from being caught in its fishing nets. Read HERE and Tesco have removed some lines from there shelves Here Buy line caught tuna instead, no nets and no needless suffering to other sea life.
Latest comments (18)
For £3 you get 360g. So its cheaper to buy 6 cans of 60g for £2
John West is the number 1 seller, but breaks promise to use sustainable fishing methods, Greenpeace survey ranks John West last out of 11 suppliers for the proportion of tuna caught sustainably. Britain's biggest supplier of tinned tuna has quietly abandoned a pledge to use only sustainable fishing practices to protect dolphins, turtles and sharks from being caught in its fishing nets. Read HERE and Tesco have removed some lines from there shelves Here Buy line caught tuna instead, no nets and no needless suffering to other sea life.
that way can maybe fill a sandwich at least