Re: IS Organic Salmon ? really an alternative to Wild Salmon

February 22, 2006

Organic or not, they are penned up. What are they fed? Even if it is

" organic, " I'm sure it isn't the diet they would have had in the wild.

Seems to me I saw something about some analysis of the nutrients in farmed

fish, organic or not, and the wild are far better.

Keep looking for wild. Our grocery store has it from time to time. I think

it is a seasonal thing, so when you see wild salmon in the store, stock up

on it.

<< Hi All

I am starting to try and get some wild salmon, yes it is difficult..but

I have seen some so called " Organic " Salmon which is not wild salmon,

but not as bad as farmed salmon...anybody with any experience of that?

cheers >>

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If you live in California, Iowa, Idaho, Minnesota, Montana, North

Dakota, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington or Wyoming you can

order hook and line Alaskan caught Salmon from Azure Standard for $6.70

per pound, it's the cheapest place I've found so far. My friend also

ordered some fish from Alaska at the beginning of the season and they

catch it for you then mail it.

Kayla

V. Siemers wrote:

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>Organic or not, they are penned up. What are they fed? Even if it is

> " organic, " I'm sure it isn't the diet they would have had in the wild.

>Seems to me I saw something about some analysis of the nutrients in farmed

>fish, organic or not, and the wild are far better.

>

>Keep looking for wild. Our grocery store has it from time to time. I think

>it is a seasonal thing, so when you see wild salmon in the store, stock up

>on it.

>

> << Hi All

>I am starting to try and get some wild salmon, yes it is difficult..but

>I have seen some so called " Organic " Salmon which is not wild salmon,

>but not as bad as farmed salmon...anybody with any experience of that?

>cheers >>

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