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NFI is committed to exposing activists for careless or willful distortion about seafood and holds reporters accountable any time they parrot this misinformation.
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Did you know that there are no confirmed cases of methylmercury toxicity in the United States from consumption of commercial seafood?
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Bloom or Bust on Mercury Reporting
The cycle of reporting on mercury in seafood can be an exhausting one, as misinformed reporters peddle hyperbole and…
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Seafood: 1, Poor Reporting: 0, You’re Missing the Point
If there's one message to get across to news outlets, like Newsweek and The New York Times, it’s this:…
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