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Oceana Canada finds mislabeling in 44% of seafood

The ocean conservation group is calling for stronger regulations than the Canadian Food Inspection Agency standards scheduled to go into effect in 2019

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 30, 2018 15:24 BST
The white fish is escolar. Photograph by Stu Spivack.
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The ocean conservation group Oceana is continuing its effort to expose what it calls "seafood fraud", releasing a report on Thursday in which it claims to have found 44% of the fish samples it tested in five Canadian cities to be mislabeled [...]

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