Tag: Organic fish

According to a Nofima study, many consumers wrongly believe wild fish are organic, overlooking that true organic designation requires strict, controlled farming practices. The certification process is a controlled system for organic aquaculture, where specific regulations on diet, environment, and welfare define what makes organic fish genuinely organic.

Globally, the demand for organic food is on the rise, but when it comes to seafood, many consumers are unclear about the labeling. A certified organic fish refers specifically to a farmed fish that has been raised under a strict set of regulations governing its feed, environment, and welfare, overseen by an independent certifying body.