Netflix's 'Seaspiracy' Exposes Disease-Ridden Scottish Salmon – As Sponsored by the RSPCA & Aquaculture Stewardship Council!

Netflix's 'Seaspiracy' Exposes Disease-Ridden Scottish Salmon – As Sponsored by the RSPCA & Aquaculture Stewardship Council! https://t.co/NiySHYotBu @seaspiracy @rspcaassured @ScotlandMowi @ASC_aqua @vivacampaigns @Ecohustler @SSPOsays @iamalitabrizi @media_ciwf @philip_ciwf pic.twitter.com/32CcvHUUKH

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) March 31, 2021

Beware of pharmed salmon in 'Good Fish' clothing! @mcsuk @Bluemarinef @CRHClover @ASC_aqua @rspcaassured @seaspiracy @SSPOsays @ScotlandMowi @scotseafarms @salmon_scottish https://t.co/a84hkUUnqX pic.twitter.com/j7wKI79NQf

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) April 11, 2021

Watch video footage shot by Scottish Salmon Watch during the same night as Seaspiracy visited:

Netflix’s ‘Seaspiracy’ also screened video footage of welfare abuse at The Scottish Salmon Company’s lice-infested salmon farm in Loch Roag captured by Corin Smith.

The Scottish Sun warned its readers yesterday (30 March 2021):

Here’s the shocking video footage showcasing welfare abuse on RSPCA Assured salmon farms across Scotland which was published by CIWF and OneKind:

Download press release in full as a PDF online here

Jolted by Netflix's @seaspiracy there's been a spate of fishy advice. "If you do choose farmed salmon, look for products certified by @ASC_aqua" says @MashedHQ https://t.co/jkeufWsvoe
Ooops – the salmon farm exposed in Seaspiracy is certified by the ASC & @rspcaassured ! pic.twitter.com/u6ueKgUqsI

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) April 1, 2021

At one point in the documentary, footage obtained from a Highland fish farm shows what appears to be thousands of dead salmon in a tanker with a stench described by @iamalitabrizi as “horrifying” @heraldscotland @CaitlinHutchie @seaspiracy @SSPOsays https://t.co/0rPBVt4FHV

— Don Staniford (@TheGAAIA) April 1, 2021