Fishing For Answers: What Is Sustainable Seafood?
Do you eat fish? Maybe you enjoy sushi, poke, shrimp or
grilled salmon. Do you ask where your fish comes from when
you buy it at a grocery store, fish market or restaurant?
There are two primary methods: farm-raised or wild caught.
But which is better for you and for the planet?
Watch our investigation or read more: https://www.livestrong.com/article/13708819-fishing-for-answers-wild-caught-or-farm-raised-fish-which-is-better/
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grilled salmon. Do you ask where your fish comes from when
you buy it at a grocery store, fish market or restaurant?
There are two primary methods: farm-raised or wild caught.
But which is better for you and for the planet?
Watch our investigation or read more: https://www.livestrong.com/article/13708819-fishing-for-answers-wild-caught-or-farm-raised-fish-which-is-better/
Видео Fishing For Answers: What Is Sustainable Seafood? канала LivestrongWoman
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