If cultured fish is fed with wild stock, are we doing more harm than good when we buy fresh from the farm?
By Jen Trolio
Posted 03.14.2006 at 3:00 am
The fact that nearly three quarters of the world´s fisheries are dangerously close to depletion makes aquaculture seem like our only chance at meeting the ever-growing demand for seafood. But it takes fish to grow fish: Most of the fish meal used in today´s aquaculture feed is made from small, oily specimens such as anchovies and sardines. A huge load of these â€forage†fish-roughly a third of the global catch-is turned into fish meal every year.
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