Re: wild caught fish -- was is this ok?

[Guest guest]

Sounds like just another one where they lie to us a lot. Like the

juices. Your juice, apple let's say, says no added ingredients, and if we

question them, they are telling us the truth. They DON'T add

anything. But, I was reading the other day, that the people that

bottles the apple juice gets bulk juice from somewhere else, and we (and

they) have no idea at all what may (or may not) have been added

there. No wonder we can't trust apple juice!

Sounds like " wild fish " is another one of these.

Re: Wild caught fish

> > I recently learned that wild *caught* fish can actually be

farmed fish that > are farmed off shore and then voila'... caught in the wild. From

which most > of us would think, " oh, it's wild fish " but it's

really not.

> > I don't remember the source of the info, but it certainly

sounded > reliable---and just like the very tricky behavior big companies

can use to > trick us. So I'm on the hunt for *wild* fish, not just wild

caught.

> > Sue R