By asking for U.S.-caught or raised fish, Americans can support sustainable fishing practices; avoid the possibility of inadvertently supporting slavery; eliminate the risk of illegal additives; and help fishermen recoup some of the revenue they would otherwise lose to illegal and unsustainable competitors abroad.
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In 2012, this country imported more than $31 billion worth of seafood If you enjoy a plate of fish sticks or a salmon burger from time to time, there’s a good chance you’re eating something that came into the United States illegally—and contributed to the death of hundreds of thousands of dolphins, whales, and sea lions. The Marine Mammal …
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