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Turtle training for anchovy fishers

News Item imageMCS work in Peruvian anchovy fishery results in ID and rescue training to help safeguard turtles>>More   

Farmed oysters included on MCS seafood advice

News Item imageMCS has updated it's Fish to Eat and Avoid lists. Anchovy gets a green rating whilst whitebait slips to a red >>More   

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MCS appalled at EU Fisheries Ministers quota decisions

News Item imageFish on MCS red 'Fish to Avoid' list gets green light to be further overfished in 2012 >>More

MCS seafood App ready to download now

News Item imageOur sustainable seafood App for iphone is out.  Now there's no excuse for not choosing the best fish supper >>More     

MCS supermarket seafood survey results revealed

News Item imageSome of the big retailers have made strides to selling us sustainable seafood, others lag behind >> More

MCS calms fears of St Mawes sailors

MCS has met with Cornish sailors to discuss Falmouth port development and impact on maerl beds >>More

MCS support chippy's cod free week

News Item imageStaunch 'cod and chips' customers take the plunge and give pollock,  hake and mackerel a go >>More  

Restaurants improve seafood ratings

News Item imageNew report finds some improvement in restaurant seafood menus. Campaigners Fish2Fork based their ratings on MCS advice >> More

Film explains fish meal and oil certification

News Item imageMCS is the only NGO featured in a new film on standards for marine feed materials >>More  

The one-stop shop for sustainable seafood!

MCS has launched its most comprehensive sustainable seafood advice to date, giving consumers, industry, chefs and retailers the best chance they’ve ever had to make the right decision when it comes to buying seafood.

There’s now no excuse to make the wrong fish choice! Make sure you visit the Good Fish Guide to find out which kinds of fish MCS recommends you eat, and those you should avoid, along with recipe ideas, hints and tips, and much more.

For a more detailed search, you can try Fishonline, the website set up especially for the seafood industry to guide retailers, suppliers and chefs in buying seafood sustainably.   join mcs

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