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Food Inc
Fish4Ever has been actively supporting the new Food Inc film, which is an Oscar nominated documentary about the US food industry that has a chilling message for the UK. .
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Health News
High Omega 3 in Salmon
Our new Alaskan wild pink salmon is reputed to have particularly high levels of omega 3 according to the Alaska Seafood Organisation which reports "Alaska canned salmon contains four times the amount of omega-3 fatty acids...than that found in other canned proteins."
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Changing Habits
Fish4Ever in restaurants and cafes?
As far as we know there is only a handful of restaurant where you can enjoy our sustainable fish in your meals. But now we have catering packs of anchovies and tuna. It is up to you to ask for it!
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Brochure
Hidden Cost of Tuna
Click here to find out about the The Hidden Cost of Tuna. Issued last year, this brochure has been influential in opening up the tuna debate. It gives the facts and figures and questions the methods used by many fishing companies to catch the most popular tunas.
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Endorsements
Alex Renton
Environmental journalist, Guardian (June 09)
"I use the excellent Fish4Ever, who do sustainable products in everything from tinned tuna and sardines to anchovies, and are now stocked by most independents."
Charles Clover
Environmental journalist and author of The End of the Line book and film which premiered June 09.
"I am very impressed both with the quality of your product and the lengths you have gone to in trying to make sure that the fish you sell is sustainable. It seems pretty tough with tuna, I have to say."
Hugh Fearnley Whittingstall
TV Chef, restauranteur and campaigner
"Please only buy sustainably sourced tinned tuna – the Fish4Ever brand is the one we recommend."
From Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s book, 'Fish'
"Fish4Ever sustainable tinned fish: I’m a big fan of tinned fish, from sardines to mackerel, and it’s great to be able to buy it with a clean conscience.”
Observer Magazine
Caroline Bennet
Founder of Moshi Moshi in London
"The tuna was delicious, quite notably different from the ‘cat food’ that is often passed off as tinned tuna. The smell of the tuna was of the fresh sea and iodine, and not in the least bit ‘fishy’. The flavours were fresh and clean, and didn’t dominate other ingredients in the dishes, so in a humble sandwich the taste of good bread would come through. "








