Campaigners have forced the Soil Association to reveal its salmon farm inspection reports, amid claims that certifying the farmed fish as “organic” is misleading to consumers. After a two-day hearing, the information tribunal ruled the charity’s certification arm must share its inspection reports with WildFish, a campaign group that has claimed labelling farmed salmon organic amounts to “unacceptable greenwashing”. “Inspection reports go to the heart of whether organic certification of salmon farming is credible at all,” a WildFish spokesperson said. Soil Association Certification had argued that it was not a public body and so any legal disclosure obligations lay with its delegating authority, the environment department (Defra). Dominic Robinson, the chief executive of Soil Association Certification, said the organisation had not sought to withhold information.