About Seafood

Our fight over the truth about tilapia continues. Earlier today, the Winston-Salem Journal issued a pair of corrections to the story they ran earlier this week that erroneously claimed NFI was orches...

The Winston-Salem Journal has not made time to address errors in their article from yesterday, but they have squeezed in the task of pushing the story and its inaccuracies out on their newswire. In a...

The Winston-Salem Journal continues to obscure an open scientific discussion about eating fish and we are obliged, once again, to set the record straight. In a story published on July 28, 2008 [Re...

Someone should tell Greenpeace to hold off on its self congratulatory applause. You see Ahold USAs latest seafood sustainability efforts (Giant food, Stop & Shop etc) are NOT a result of Greenpeaces n...

While the hand wringing about whether tilapia is good for you continues unabated in the mainstream press one of the most respected medical research institutes in the world is saying consumers should n...

And then the other shoe drops-for days now we've been battered with misguided, poorly researched news reports that repeat from the rafters a sensational claim that bacon and doughnuts might have more ...

Greenpeace is at it again today in the Washington Post. And this time theyre suggesting that their sustainability campaign is somehow having an effect on grocers. For starters Greenpeace implies that ...

The tilapia story is still bouncing around out there with misinformed journalists repeating the easily digestible but off-base, sound-bite science that continues to suggest eating doughnuts and bacon ...

Nothing, if not polite. Im talking about our new friends at the Winston Salem Journal and Ill let you in a little secret, I know that paper pretty well because I read it and the Greensboro News and...

The Winston Salem Journals Executive Editor responded to our letter this afternoon and had quite a bit to say about his papers reporting (you can read the whole email below.) But what I found most int...