Seafood Watch downgrades BC farmed salmon
Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch recently downgraded BC farmed Atlantic salmon back to “red,” based on pesticide use and concerns about disease transmission to wild salmon. Read the full article here.
Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch recently downgraded BC farmed Atlantic salmon back to “red,” based on pesticide use and concerns about disease transmission to wild salmon. Read the full article here.
Seafood Watch – North America’s most used seafood buying guide – shifts BC farmed salmon rating from “Yellow” to “Red”. BC farmed salmon made the “Avoid” buying list because of an increased concern about impacts of sea lice and disease transmission from farmed fish to wild Pacific salmon. Read more here.
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