Harvesting Ethically
Cuisine & Wine Asia
|November/December 2017
From subarctic Alaska and the Pacific coast, to the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic coast, the United States has a coastline of 150,000 kilometers where fish and shellfish live.
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On the Western states, you can find Alaskan king crab, sturgeon caviar, rockfish, and oysters; seafood typical of the south include croaker, king and Spanish mackerel, stone crabs, crawfish, and clams. In the Northeast, renowned Boston lobster and Atlantic sea scallops are joined by lesser-known seafood such as monkfish, dogfish, skate, and butterfish. “We are careful about keeping our waters clean and harvesting seafood responsibly,” says Coleen Coyne of Food Export USA-Northeast. “Our fisheries are responsibly managed and we use science-based conservation methods to regulate our fisheries, to make sure they’re sustainable.” For example, dogfish, which is a small shark, has become overpopulated in their waters, endangering other species of fish. To curtail the ecological damage, mindsets need to be changed. “We hope
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