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I find the argument for imported fish abit shallow.
Do I want my fish from China when Chinese parents are concerned about contamination of baby formula? Don’t think so.
Many of these fish, shellfish come from places with little accountability about social and environmental standards (antibiotics and shrimp, and much much more)
It’s more about profit maximization and the lose of jobs for American fishermen.
I hope we require labeling of fish country of source at the grocery market.