Naughty restaurant owner speaks out

But has nothing to say. His seafood dinner trying to challenge ideas of what's sustainable may have merit, but his stated reasons for doing it sure don't.So I have a message for Legal Sea Foods CEO Roger Berkowitz. You're in way over your head dude. Send me a note next time you want to try this. I was of mixed mind after reading the first few articles written about this affair. But after

Naughty seafood dinner

Legal Seafoods is brewing up a storm with their "eat blacklisted seafood" dinner. Are they profiteering off endangered species, or smartly challenging the status quo?Sustainable seafood advocates are concerned, including some fairly reactionary words as well as some more thoughtful concerns. I agree that there are some suspect arguments in the promotional materials. But I also agree with the

More pangasius controversy

WWF representative to arrive in VietnamThe World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) global seafood coordinator, Mark Powell, will visit Vietnam next week, according to the WWF Vietnam.During his stay in Vietnam, Mr Powell will answer technical questions related to methods and procedures to assess tra fish production. He will also hold meetings with the Vietnam Association of Seafood Exporters and