Investigation Reveals Issues in Global Seafood Feed Supply Chains

Investigation Reveals Issues in Global Seafood Feed Supply Chains

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This investigation highlights that much of the fish meal and fish oil used in farmed salmon and imported seafood in Canada originate from global supply chains associated with pollution, labor abuses, overfishing, and food insecurity. The findings raise concerns about the sustainability and ethics of seafood feed sources. This report underscores the complex challenges in ensuring responsible seafood consumption.

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