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Ocean Brands Launches Ocean's Line Of Wild Caught Tinned Seafood In The U.S.

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Wednesday, September 21, 2022
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RICHMOND, British Columbia, Sept. 21, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Ocean Brands, a leading brand of sustainably caught fish for over half a century in Canada, is launching its Ocean's line of great tasting and affordable tinned seafood across the U.S. today. In partnership with the team behind Matiz, Ocean's is introducing eight varieties of succulent Brisling sardines and Mackerel filets. All Ocean's fish are wild caught in their prime using sustainable fishing practices and hand packed, without artificial ingredients.

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  • All Ocean's fish are wild caught in their prime using sustainable fishing practices and hand packed, without artificial ingredients.
  • Ocean Brands is a member of GGGI (Global Ghost Gear) an initiative focused on removing and recycling discarded fishing gear from our oceans.
  • Ocean's delicious tinned seafood allows consumers to enjoy the highest quality tinned seafood in recipe inspired, unique flavors.
  • Ocean Brands sources, packs and produces healthy, delicious and sustainable seafood while upholding the very highest standards in environmental and social governance as stewards of the ocean.

Seafood Companies, Grocery Store Chains, and Experts Call for Robust Traceability Standards for all Seafood Sold in Canada

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Tuesday, March 22, 2022
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According to a YouGov Plc survey commissioned by SeaChoice in November 2021, 86 per cent of Canadians support improved seafood traceability for all products sold in Canada.

Key Points: 
  • According to a YouGov Plc survey commissioned by SeaChoice in November 2021, 86 per cent of Canadians support improved seafood traceability for all products sold in Canada.
  • Christina Callegari, Sustainable Seafood Coordinator at the Ecology Action Centre on behalf of SeaChoice said, Canadas grocers and seafood companies have a critical role to play in advancing seafood traceability in Canada, especially by supporting improvements in minimum traceability standards.
  • We look forward to working with our industry partners and associates to achieve full traceability for all seafood sold in Canada.
  • SeaChoice profiles major Canadian retailers' seafood commitments and practices through an online platform, Seafood Progress.