Specialists in fresh, locally-sourced fish, offering proximity and zero-kilometer products.

Remember:

To make eco-friendly choices, consider the following tips:

• Choose local and seasonal species.
• Look for products with sustainable labels.
• The most eco-friendly production method varies by seafood type, but in general, practices like artisanal and selective fishing (such as line fishing, traps, and drift gillnets) are more sustainable and environmentally friendly.

Be sure to ask vendors about their fishing or farming methods.

In summary, artisanal and selective fishing, as well as sustainable organic aquaculture, are among the best options for protecting marine ecosystems. You can also support aquaculture that uses natural ponds or systems integrated with ecosystems.

Finally, look for trusted labels. These certifications enforce strict standards to prevent overfishing and minimize environmental impact.