American supermarket chain Whole Foods Market has decided to stop marketing Icelandic products because of Iceland resuming commercial whaling.
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The Icelandic whaling fleet has been in harbour for 17 years now.
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Iceland breaks ban on commercial whaling:
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Which Icelandic products did they carry?
Ummm... blubber?. Noo! The original article pays no mention. http://www.whatson.is/icelandreview/search/news/Default.asp?ew_0_a_id=2…
Last month's post "Boycotting Iceland" lists some common Icelandic products, though
http://deepseanews.blogspot.com/2006/11/boycotting-iceland.html
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