Global Seafood Alliance Unveils Enhanced Seafood Processing Standard 6.0

The Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) has released its updated Seafood Processing Standard (SPS) version 6.0, featuring a modular framework for improved audit efficiency, enhanced consumer assurances, and a more customized certification option for seafood processors worldwide. The new standard incorporates ten specialized modules covering various aspects of seafood production, including animal welfare, effluent discharge, social responsibility, and product identity.

Jack Stein’s Pouting Tacos: A Delicious Twist on Seafood Tradition

Jack Stein, son of renowned chef Rick Stein, is putting his own spin on seafood dining by championing lesser-known fish varieties. He’s created a mouthwatering recipe for Pouting Tacos with Pico de Gallo Salsa, a delicious combination of fresh flavors and crispy, flavorful fish. Learn how to make this simple yet satisfying dish at home, and explore the world of unsung seafood with Jack Stein’s recipe.

Estiatorio Milos Opens its Doors in Toronto, Bringing Authentic Greek Cuisine to the Financial District

Estiatorio Milos, a globally acclaimed Greek restaurant known for its unwavering commitment to quality and authenticity, has opened its second Canadian location in Toronto’s revitalized financial district. The new restaurant offers a sophisticated dining experience in a historic landmark, showcasing fresh Mediterranean catches, signature dishes, and a unique bar menu. This expansion marks Milos’ 12th location worldwide, reinforcing its reputation as a premier Greek dining destination.

Morrisons Celebrates 125 Years with Fresh Seafood and Expert Advice

Morrisons, the beloved supermarket chain, is celebrating 125 years of serving fresh, quality food. They’re highlighting the expertise of their Market Street team, including their fishmongers who offer advice and services like filleting fish. This article provides tips on choosing fresh fish, recipes for delicious seafood dishes, and information on Morrisons’ commitment to fresh food.

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