Scombroid fish poisoning is one of the most common seafood poisonings and forms after oily fish like tuna and mackerel are not handled properly.
Ahi Tuna Imports Linked To Scombroid Poisonings
Imported Shrimp Found With Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
According to this shocking video by CBC in Canada, many shrimp imports from Asia and sold in Canadian supermarkets, are testing positive for antibiotic-resistant "superbugs."
My Visit To Seafood Expo North America: SENA 2019
Here are some of my take-aways from my recent visit to Seafood Expo North America, held in Boston, Massachusetts. I only had one day to visit so I covered as much ground as I could among the thousands of vendors. It was also my first time to any big seafood expo and I had such... Continue Reading →
Heading To Seafood Expo North America Thanks To WiseFish!
Thank you to my new friends at Wise. It is from their generosity that I will be attending the 2019 Seafood Expo North America in Boston.
Americans Ate More Seafood In 2017
Step one, getting Americans to eat more seafood is underway. Step two, getting Americans to eat more American seafood.
MSC Certification For Gloucester’s Fisherman’s Wharf
As reported in the Gloucester Daily Times, the Marine Stewardship Council has just awarded their coveted blue eco-label to a partnership between Atlantic Trawlers Fishing and Gloucester's Fisherman's Wharf. Now haddock, pollock and redfish (ocean perch) caught in the Gulf of Maine and Georges Bank, and landed at Fisherman's Wharf, will carry MSC certification. I... Continue Reading →
Glitne Snow White Halibut: A Unique Luxury Seafood
A Norwegian company may have found a way to provide very high quality Atlantic halibut, using an innovative, low-impact approach to raising the fish on land.
Aqua-Spark Is Funding The Bleeding Edge Of Aquaculture
If Aqua-Spark continues to fund companies like these, they may completely reverse the general public's view on aquaculture.
New England Aquarium’s Study On Cusk Mortality
Here is a short video by the New England Aquarium on a collaborative study conducted in 2015-2016. Cusk (Brosme brosme) is not targeted by commercial fishermen and historically has been an inexpensive fish, if you can find one at a market. Their soft, mild flesh is known locally to be good in fish cakes and... Continue Reading →
