Arctic char

Salvelinus alpinus

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Think before you buy!

Some sources of this species are more sustainable than others. View ratings.

Overview

Farmed Arctic char is a Best Choice! Arctic char is farmed in land-based production systems which address many issues of environmental concern. You may find Arctic char in supermarkets, fishmongers, or on restaurant menus, often sold as fresh fillets.

Ratings

Best choice Fish to avoid

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Best Choice

Rated 1-2

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2

Farmed

Location: Europe: UK, All areas

Method: Tanks, flow through

More info

OK - Needs Improvement

Rated 3-4

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Avoid

Rated 5

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Under review

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