Grouper

Epinephelinae

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

Overview

Grouper species are, in general, Fish to Avoid. They are largely overfished and highly valuable. Populations are generally not managed and fishing methods can be very damaging to coral reefs and other marine animals.

Ratings

Best choice Fish to avoid

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Best Choice

Rated 1-2

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OK - Needs Improvement

Rated 3-4

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Avoid

Rated 5

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Wild-caught

Location: Global

Management area: All areas

Method: Harpoon, Hook & line (handline), Net (gill or fixed), Pot, trap or creel

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