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A quarter of seafood mislabeled in metro-Vancouver, study finds

Researchers at the University of British Columbia collected and tested the DNA of 281 samples of fish, publishing their results in the journal Food Control

By Undercurrent News | June 21, 2018 14:24 BST
Vancouver, Canada
Vancouver, Canada. Photo: Undercurrent News, December 2015
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Up to a quarter of all seafood sold in the Canadian city of Vancouver is mislabeled, finds a study published Monday in the journal Food Control [...]

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