Following the successful launch of Australia's first Sustainable Seafood Guide iPhone App, the addition of
Greenpeace's Canned Tuna Guide now offers consumers additional advice on canned tuna brands!
So not only is the app is a fully mobile version of the printed and online consumer guide to sustainable seafood, you can now check out the sourcing practises of various canned tuna companies that Greenpeace have assessed.
You can
find the app in iTunes here or search for
Sustainable Seafood Guideand download the updated app for FREE today!
Your independent tool to choosing your seafood wisely.
Welcome to Australia's Sustainable Seafood Guide Online - the first online sustainability guide for seafood consumers in Australia. It was developed in response to growing public concern about overfishing and its impact on our oceans and their wildlife. It is designed to help you make informed seafood choices and play a part in swelling the tide for sustainable seafood in Australia.
The fish we choose today will directly affect the health of our oceans tomorrow.
Overfishing, destructive fishing gear and poor aquaculture practices impact significantly on our seas, marine wildlife and habitats. An incredible 80% of the world's fish stocks are now over-exploited or fished right up to their limit. Once considered inexhaustible, our oceans are now in a state of global crisis, and they need our help.
As consumers we can and do make a difference through the choices we make. By choosing sustainable seafood we take a step towards a future with healthy oceans by helping drive change in the way our fish and shellfish are caught or farmed. We can all help make our seafood sustainable.
"The Australian Marine Conservation Society has prepared this excellent guide for the many Australians who love seafood but also love their oceans. This is a resource for people who want to do the right thing by the seas that sustain us. Buying seafood is always an exciting challenge, but it's not enough to simply buy what is fresh. If we want to keep eating fish we'll have to learn to buy what is sustainable." Tim Winton, Australian Author, AMCS Patron
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