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May 8, 2008:

SeaChoice joins nine U.S. environmental groups in launching the “Common Vision for Environmentally Sustainable Seafood” and invites retail businesses to move forward on sustainable seafood initiatives.

For more information on the announcement, please click here. For more information about the Conservation Alliance for Seafood Solutions and the “Common Vision for Environmentally Sustainable Seafood,” please click here.

April 25, 2008:

SeaChoice has launched their Business Guide to Sustainable Seafood – a ‘first of its kind’ resource for seafood buyers.

More information on the launch can be viewed here. View the guide on-line here, or order a print copy by contacting info@seachoice.org

Choosing sustainable seafood

The movement towards sustainable seafood is about solutions for our oceans. Choosing sustainable seafood is a simple and effective action that you can take every time you eat at a restaurant or buy seafood. Whether you are an individual shopping for your family, a chef buying for your restaurant, or a supplier sourcing from fishing communities, your choices count. Voting with your wallet sends a strong signal to government and industry leaders, telling them that you support responsible stewardship of our natural marine resources.

We understand that choosing sustainable seafood can be challenging, that’s why SeaChoice has created easy-to-use products that help you identify the best seafood choices and find information about the fisheries that you support with your purchasing. This is the first time that information has been compiled for Canadians about our domestic fisheries and the seafood we import. Please take a look at Canada’s Seafood Guide and our searchable seafood database at right.

The ultimate solutions will require all of us-governments, industry, retailers and individuals-to take responsibility for changing our approach to seafood and fishing. We hope you will choose to be part of the solution.

 

 

 

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