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Cooking & Baking

no_hypocrisy

(46,190 posts) Fri Nov 6, 2015, 09:30 AM Nov 2015

Is Bumble Bee canned wild alaska red salmon really wild or

is it like the article I read last week where 40% of salmon labeled as wild is not?

If it is wild, why would it be processed when it could go to restaurants that would charge $40 a plate?

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Is Bumble Bee canned wild alaska red salmon really wild or (Original Post) no_hypocrisy Nov 2015 OP

not a full answer, but... Kali Nov 2015 #1

I'm fine with your answer. no_hypocrisy Nov 2015 #2

I often hear chefs on the food network... grasswire Nov 2015 #3

Thanks for that information. no_hypocrisy Nov 2015 #4

Kali

(55,019 posts)

1. not a full answer, but...

Reply to no_hypocrisy (Original post)

Fri Nov 6, 2015, 11:33 AM

Nov 2015

I suspect there are still differences in "quality" or condition in wild-caught fish so the ones in less perfect condition or perhaps the trimmings of good quality fish could be what is getting canned.