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Abalone or ormer
Haliotis tuberculata & Haliotis discus hanai |
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ADVICE
Shellfish farming is a low impact form of mariculture. Abalone are farmed and harvested with little impact on the environment, particularly if they are fed on seaweed and farmed in land based systems.
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The following is a list of fish available to the UK and European consumer which have been given a rating of 1 or 2 and which MCS believes are fished within sustainable levels using methods which do not cause unacceptable damage to the environment or non-target species. The list is in alphabetical order not in order of sustainability. (download the MCS Pocket Good Fish Guide (Adobe PDF)) |
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| 23. |
Mackerel (MSC certified from Cornwall)) |
| 24. |
Mahi Mahi (handline caught from targeted fisheries only) |
| 25. |
Mussel (sustainably harvested or farmed e.g. rope grown)) |
| 26. |
Oyster (native & Pacific, sustainably farmed) |
| 27. |
Pilchard or sardine, European (traditionally harvested from Cornwall) |
| 28. |
Red mullet (not from Mediterranean) |
| 29. |
Salmon, Atlantic (Organically farmed) |
| 30. |
Salmon, Pacific (MSC certified from Alaska) |
| 31. |
Scallop (sustainably harvested e.g. dive-caught) |
| 32. |
Scampi or Dublin Bay prawn (MSC certified from Loch Torridon, NW Scotland (not available in UK)) |
| 33. |
Scampi or Dublin Bay prawn (pot-caught from West of Scotland) |
| 34. |
Seabass (line-caught and tagged from Cornwall) |
| 35. |
Snapper, Red or Crimson |
| 36. |
Spider crab (pot caught only) |
| 37. |
Tilapia (sustainably farmed) |
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Trout (brown or sea and rainbow, Organically farmed) |
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Tuna, albacore (pole and line, handline or troll-caught from S Pacific or S Atlantic) |
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Tuna, skipjack (pole and line or handline-caught from Pacific (western & central) or Maldives) |
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Tuna, yellowfin (pole and line, handline or troll-caught from Pacific (western & central) or Atlantic) |
| 42. |
Whiting (from English Channel) |
| 43. |
Winkle (sustainably harvested e g. hand picked) |
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