Ever noticed the “Color Added” label on your salmon? How about the food dye ingredients on your caviar? And why am I living next to water, but my only access to “fresh” store-bought seafood is sourced from Thailand? In this episode we learn all about who is catching our seafood, how it’s being processed and treated, where it’s actually coming from, and why the system is set-up to support the big guys instead of local fishermen. Let’s take the dive…

Resources:

Curiosity Corner: Clean beauty, meat sourcing, grocery store woes, backyard chickens.

Forage

Force of Nature

White Oak Pastures

Wild Alaskan Company

Articles:

EDF Food Selector

Nova Scotia MP questions Chinese 'control' over lobster industry

About Genetically Engineered Food

10 Things You Should Know About the U.S. Seafood Supply | Food Safety News

A seafood firm wants to farm octopus. Activists say they're too smart for that

Drug residue in shrimp imports a focus of FDA AI program

Americans love shrimp. But U.S. shrimpers are barely making ends meet

Demand is growing for natural astaxanthin for aquaculture feeds and this Hawaiian biotech company is poised to take advantage

A small fish is at the center of a big fight in the Chesapeake Bay

The Precarious State Of Seafood Today

NOAA’s National Seafood Strategy

The Shady Truth About The Seafood Industry

I Want To Eat Fish Responsibly. But The Seafood Guides Are So Confusing!

Seatopia

Water Rights and Resource Disputes

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