Something Fishy Going On in U.S. Seafood Market?

Nonprofit advocacy group: One-in-three fish mislabeled; Report says cod, salmon, red snapper often replaced by cheaper fish.

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Story Created: Jun 8, 2011 at 10:51 AM AKDT

Story Updated: Jun 8, 2011 at 10:51 AM AKDT

 

But for fish fans, it's not a perfect solution.

 

One woman told CBS News, "It's a catch-22, are you going to pay for a filet, or are you going to pay more for a fish to see what it is and not eat all of it anyway."

 

On "The Early Show," co-anchor Chris Wragge remarked that this isn't just an issue of fraud, but a health issue, too.

 

Lee said, "That's right, it's not just about your wallet. Imagine if you are allergic to a certain type of seafood and it ends up on your plate. You have to make sure you getting what is advertised. And ask questions."

 

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Michael Jimmy said on Wednesday, Jun 8 at 11:13 AM

Because of high seas bycatch and their greed.

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