Fish

Responsible
look for Marine stewardship council (MSC) certified
 * http://www.fishonline.co.uk/

Project Ocean:
 * http://www.selfridges.com/en/StaticPage/ProjectOcean/#/Fish

Good fish guide
 * http://www.goodfishguide.co.uk/pocket-goodfishguide

Seafood recommendations

 * http://www.montereybayaquarium.org/cr/cr_seafoodwatch/sfw_recommendations.aspx

Dublin bay prawn/langoustine/scampi
Increase the sustainability of the scampi (Nephrops) you eat by choosing pot or creel caught rather than trawled fish. The pot or creel fishery in Loch Torridon, North West Scotland, is certified as environmentally responsible by the Marine Stewardship Council. However product is not available in UK as the catch is shipped weekly to Spain.


 * originally from: http://www.fishonline.org/advice/eat/?item=27

Bluefin tuna
5 Jan 2013: A single bluefin tuna has sold in Japan for 155m yen ($1.7m; £1.05m), almost triple the record price set last year. This year's record-breaking fish was caught off north-eastern Japan and weighed in at 222kg (489lbs), some 47kg lighter than last year's prize-winner, which fetched 56m yen. The price works out at about $7,600 per kg ($3,500/lb).

5 Jan 2012: The bluefin tuna, prized for making the finest sushi, fetched 56.49m yen ($736,000, £472,125) at Tsukiji fish market's first auction of the year. The 269kg (593lb) tuna also set a record for price by weight, market official Yutaka Hasegawa said. The total price translates to 210,000 yen ($2,737, £1,755) per kilogram.