Global footprint of mislabelled seafood on a small island nation
Abstract
Seafood mislabelling is a global issue that affects consumers, target species, and the ability to manage fisheries. Due to their high demand and value, groupers (Epinephelinae spp.) are frequent targets for fraudulent substitution on the world's major seafood markets. Yet, little is known on the prevalence of grouper mislabelling in the Wider Caribbean Region. We conducted the first ‘grouper’ authentication survey in the Turks and Caicos Islands...
Paper Details
Title
Global footprint of mislabelled seafood on a small island nation
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
245
Pages
108557 - 108557
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