Canadian seafood labelling reform calls

Bowl of mussels with 'Product of Canada' written underneath

Source: SeaChoice

As rising tariffs and escalating trade tensions with the US drive more Canadians to seek local products, SeaChoice is sounding the alarm over misleading seafood labels that could leave consumers in the dark

According to the advocacy group, the lack of clear and accurate labelling means Canadian seafood producers may be missing out on crucial local support.

Under current Canadian regulations, imported seafood must be labelled according to where it was processed – not where it was caught or farmed.

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