Global Boycott Vs Farmed Salmon - Avoid 19 regions including Scotland, Norway, Chile & Canada!

"Avoid" farmed salmon from 19 regions all around the world advises new reports @SeafoodWatch – Scotland, Norway, Canada & Chile all rated "red" for avoid! https://t.co/EhJmQm0YVh @ScotlandSalmon @seafoodnorway @CermaqCan #Boycott #Farmed #Salmon https://t.co/WPY3V2LnJS pic.twitter.com/XdXHDBUNfm

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) December 7, 2021

Seafood Watch's new assessments for farmed salmon give a "red" (i.e. avoid) rating for 19 regions of the world in Scotland, Norway, Chile and Canada:

"Avoid" Scottish salmon warns a new report @SeafoodWatch – salmon farmed in #Scotland rated 'red' due to the use of toxic chemicals, infectious diseases & escapes! @ScotlandSalmon @MowiScotlandLtd @scotseafarms @salmon_scottish @GriegShetland @CookeScotland @LochDuartSalmon pic.twitter.com/YztNAcguoC

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) December 7, 2021

The Atlantic Salmon Federation reported (9 December 2021):

All salmon raised in open net-pens is environmentally unsustainable @SalmonNews
Buyers can make a difference with their choices. When it comes to salmon, it’s as simple as this: “All salmon raised in open net-pens threaten wild salmon & coastal ecosystems”https://t.co/TynvzHXMka

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) December 10, 2021

SeaChoice issued a press release (6 December 2021):

"This red-rating should shrink the market for B.C. farmed salmon, because reputable retailers won’t want to carry a product that is associated with placing wild salmon at risk from unmitigated pathogens and uncontrolled sea lice outbreaks" @living_oceans @SeaChoice @CermaqCan pic.twitter.com/iqJpvRsQJH

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) December 7, 2021

NEWS RELEASE: B.C. #farmedsalmon downgraded to "avoid" by @SeafoodWatch due to #wild #salmon impacts, including sea lice.

Shoppers should continue to AVOID ALL Canadian open-net farmed salmon – @SeaChoice

Avoid = red rated / unsustainablehttps://t.co/aIXuyBQz0u pic.twitter.com/SjqrbOd2lW

— Living Oceans (@living_oceans) December 6, 2021

Perishable News reported (7 December 2021):

“High sea lice loads on farms, elevated by ineffective lice management and several instances of drug resistance, continue to be a significant threat to the growth and survival of out-migrating juvenile wild salmon,” said Dr Martin Krkosek @PerishableNews https://t.co/VYvNhTqWRN

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) December 8, 2021