About Seafood

I have written it so many times I must sound like a broken record. When explaining the way Oceana prefers to communicate I say it, "continues to operate in that gray area between skillfully under info...

Foodconsumer.org is regretting its error this morning. You'll note in this story that; "An article posted on foodconsumer was mistakenly titled "Tuna Getting More Toxic" and stated that "methylmer...

In the past I have written that environmental activist groups like Oceana, "continue to operate in that gray area between skillfully under informing and blatantly misinforming." It would appear that f...

So, today Greenpeace is firing up its well oiled PR machine and releasing yet another set of seafood sustainability retailer rankings, this time in Canada. Surely it will tell a recycled tale of woe a...

Sometimes silence is golden and other times it's deafening. While fashion blogs call Vogue's seafood article "yellow journalism," industry scribes explore the fashion mags missteps and main stream me...

May 12, 2009
Ms. Abigail Walch
Vogue Magazine
VIA Email Dear Ms. Walch: An article published in the May issue [Mercury Rising, Bronwyn Garrity] contains several outright falsehoods...

May 12, 2009
Ms. Abigail Walch
Vogue Magazine
VIA Email Dear Ms. Walch: An article published in the May issue [Mercury Rising, Bronwyn Garrity] contains several outright falsehoods...

I'm sure by now that plenty of you are familiar with The Devil Wears Prada, a bestselling novel that was turned into an equally successful film starring Meryl Streep as a world famous and incredibly d...

Yesterday we took public exception with Greenwire about its reporting, or misreporting, on the USGS study about mercury pollution found in ocean water. This is what they said on Friday May 1st "Study...

Friday's U.S. Geological Survey study on an apparent increase in mercury levels in the North Pacific has quickly become one of, if not the most misreported seafood story of the year. I'm confident it ...