Mike's eye was drawn to the range of pizza
pinsas, for example, first introduced by ancient Romans, which explains why Caesar was knifed in the back - Brutus was raging his pal took the last slice.
"If the restrictions imposed by the 'dolphin-safe' label were to be lifted, we would be able to export more than 1 million crates of tuna to the US in the first year," said Grupo
Pinsa trade director Ruben Velazquez.
IMMP also provided documentation of
PINSA's dolphin-killing history.
Dr Higgins added: "
PINSA will help the industry ensure the highest standard of skill training needed by this science and engineering-based sector.
A key factor in securing acceptance of the proposal from the Government was the demonstration of support for
PINSA from industry.
(
PINSA), located in Sinaloa, Mexico), that provided also the tuna processing waste used for hydrolysis and silage (fresh viscera eliminated before the canning process and the cooked by-products consisting of dark muscle, skin, gills, head, tail and skeleton removed from the eviscerated fish after cooking at 65[degrees]C for 160 min).
The Food Lion chain of supermarkets, based in North Carolina, has agreed to immediately cease all purchases from Dolores Tuna, packed by
PINSA of Mexico.
The North-East Process Industry Cluster (Nepic), representing sectors which make up a quarter of the North-East's economic output and employing 34,000 workers, wants a Process Industry National Skills Academy (
Pinsa) set up here to overcome a lack of skills.
Today's launch of a fight to bring a Process Industry National Skills Academy (
PINSA) to the North-east comes as the Department for Education & Skills (DfES) announced it is to support the initiative.
I will miss the laughs at parties, you definitely thought you could sing 'Needles and
Pinsa' better than The Searchers.
Nepic chief executive Stan Higgins said: "
Pinsa will help the industry ensure the highest standard of skill training needed by this science and engineering-based sector."