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In order to mitigate the problem, the WWF recommends that consumers only buy fish that comes from sustainable and well-managed fisheries. This is marked on fish with a Marine Stewardship Council label.
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9-28-2006 @10:57AM Mark said... "It's not a health warning this time ..."
If you're alluding to mercury, most of Europe and Asia are immune to this particular food scare. They actually eat fish there, a lot of fish, unlike the United States, so the idea that it's harmful is not taken seriously: where are the victims?
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9-28-2006 @12:11PM MJ said... The sign of the times! It seems everything we eat has a side effect.............Is it just me? We treat mother earth poorly not we are getting our return.
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9-28-2006 @5:45PM bfd said... Is the Marine Stewardship Council label used in the United States? I don't remember ever seeing it here... are there any other comparable labels to look for in the US?
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