Regenerative Aquaculture

Over 75% Of Plastic in Great Pacific Garbage Patch Originates From Commercial Fishing - SEATOPIA

Over 75% Of Plastic in Great Pacific Garbage Patch Originates From Commercial Fishing

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) has long been a symbol of the plastic pollution crisis, but recent studies have shed light on a specific culprit: the industrial fishing industry. Research published in Scientific Reports reveals that 75% to 86%...

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Navigating Mercury in Seafood: FDA's New Survey and Seatopia's Commitment to Safe, Healthy Seafood - SEATOPIA

Navigating Mercury in Seafood: FDA's New Survey and Seatopia's Commitment to Safe, Healthy Seafood

FDA seeks to better understand mercury levels in seafood as increasing levels of mercury in wild caught seafood can have serious health implications, especially for the developing nervous systems of babies and young children

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The Impact of Overfishing on Branzino aka Mediterranean Sea Bass and the Role of Sustainable Aquaculture - SEATOPIA

The Impact of Overfishing on Branzino aka Mediterranean Sea Bass and the Role of Sustainable Aquaculture

Introduction Wild populations of Mediterranean Sea Bass (Branzino) experienced a significant decline due to rampant overfishing. This depletion led to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) classifying wild branzino as an overexploited species.  Overfishing is a critical issue...

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Beyond "Wild-Caught": What You Need to Know About Seafood Safety - SEATOPIA

Beyond "Wild-Caught": What You Need to Know About Seafood Safety

Are you relying solely on FDA and EPA guidelines to choose your seafood? Dive deeper into what these agencies aren't telling you about the hidden risks of mercury exposure, outdated advice, and misleading labels. Get the facts and make empowered choices with Seatopia's rigorously tested, sustainable seafood.

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Turning the Tide: Debunking Myths About Farmed Seafood with Seatopia - SEATOPIA

Turning the Tide: Debunking Myths About Farmed Seafood with Seatopia

Farmed seafood has long been misunderstood, shrouded in myths and misconceptions. 'Turning the Tide' uncovers the reality, revealing how Seatopia's sustainable and regenerative practices are shaping the future of seafood. Dive into an exploration of quality, ethics, and the culinary potential of responsibly farmed seafood.

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Lessons from Dan Barber: How Sustainable Farming Can Transform Our Food System - SEATOPIA

Lessons from Dan Barber: How Sustainable Farming Can Transform Our Food System

Introduction Dan Barber, renowned chef and sustainable food advocate, delivered an inspiring TED talk titled "How I Fell in Love with a Fish." In his talk, Barber highlights the transformative power of sustainable aquaculture and its potential to reshape our...

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Why I Stopped Eating Wild-Caught Scallops (And What You Can Choose Instead) - SEATOPIA

Why I Stopped Eating Wild-Caught Scallops (And What You Can Choose Instead)

Explore the captivating world of scallop farming and discover how these exquisite delicacies offer more than just mouthwatering flavors? Prepare to be amazed as we uncover the secret underwater dance of scallops, acting as nature's purifiers and creating thriving ecosystems bursting with biodiversity. Get ready for an extraordinary culinary experience where responsible farming techniques and incredible taste blend seamlessly.

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Restorative Mangrove Shrimp?  Black Tiger Shrimp Farms Regenerating Mangrove Forests - SEATOPIA

Restorative Mangrove Shrimp? Black Tiger Shrimp Farms Regenerating Mangrove Forests

Myth: Shrimp farms are endangering mangrove environments. Let's dive into what mangroves are, why they matter, and how regenerative aquaculture can do to help restore our mangrove forests.

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What is Kelp? - SEATOPIA

What is Kelp?

In the realm of ocean conservation, a remarkable solution is taking center stage: kelp reforestation. This innovative approach to regenerative aquaculture holds the key to revitalizing marine ecosystems and mitigating the impacts of climate change. Harnessing the extraordinary potential of kelp, these underwater forests not only offer a sustainable source of food and habitat but also contribute to carbon sequestration and oceanic regeneration.

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