Cuckoo ray

Leucoraja naevus

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

Overview

Cuckoo ray is OK but needs improvement.

Many species of skate and ray are unsustainable. It’s really important to check what species the skate or ray wing is from, and if you don’t know what the species is, you should always avoid eating it.

Ratings

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OK - Needs Improvement

Rated 3-4
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Wild-caught

Location: West of Scotland, Southern Celtic Sea, Western English Channel and Bay of Biscay

Management area: All areas

Method: Bottom trawl (otter)

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Wild-caught

Location: West of Scotland, Southern Celtic Sea, Western English Channel and Bay of Biscay

Management area: Cornwall

Method: Net (gill or fixed)

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Wild-caught

Location: West of Scotland, Southern Celtic Sea, Western English Channel and Bay of Biscay

Management area: Cornwall

Method: Bottom trawl (beam)

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Avoid

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Wild-caught

Location: North Sea and Skagerrak and Kattegat

Management area: All areas

Method: Bottom trawl (otter)

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Cuckoo ray

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