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manic_muppet
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Hi guys, if i have done this right you may find this interesting. http://www.fishonline.org/advice/avoid/
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samee
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Location: Poole, Dorset
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| Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2008 6:52 am Post subject: |
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Im not the one who does the shopping but someone will get told off if i see one. Lol
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tensenervoushaddock
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"experts" who refer to seabass...... yeaah right.
conger ? The Bristol Channel wriggles with them.
dogfish endangered, oh dear.
You would do better by avoiding Danish bacon, pigs fed with fish meal can explain where the sand eels go. Pigs shouldn't be part of the marine food chain. |
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MJB
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| Did you actually read why fish are listed by the MSC and what is said about each species Haddock? If you had you would have seen that the dogfish referred to are Spurdog, the reasoning behind not eating Conger. As for 'seabass', they're advising consumers so use the name you're going to see at the fishmongers. |
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