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When you are out shopping for seafood, do you notice these ecolabels I’ve mentioned? Do you trust ecolabels? Do you use ecolabels to inform your purchase? Are you willing to pay more for these sustainable seafood alternatives? Food for thought.
CKTH.Org Editor at Large, Zach Plopper, pointed to parts unknown
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In case you missed it: Norwegian women’s beach handball team was fined for refusing to wear bikinis
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Deliberate or not, your seafood purchases reveal your position on sustainable fisheries. What do your seafood purchases reflect?