Red gurnard
Chelidonichthys cuculus
Overview
Red gurnard is OK – needs improvement. Gurnards are often discarded due to low market demand and there is no quota in place. Red gurnard is rarely found in UK supermarkets but may be offered in local seafood restaurants or fishmongers.
Ratings
Showing 3 results for Red gurnard
Best Choice
Best Choice
This seafood has been sustainably caught or responsibly farmed.
OK - Needs Improvement
OK - Needs Improvement
An ok choice, but needs improvement. We recommend seeking alternatives where possible.
Wild-caught
Location: Northeast Atlantic
Management area: All areas
Method: Bottom trawl (otter)
More infoWild-caught
Location: Northeast Atlantic
Management area: Cornwall
Method: Net (gill or fixed)
More infoWild-caught
Location: Northeast Atlantic
Management area: Cornwall
Method: Bottom trawl (beam)
More infoAvoid
Avoid
We recommend avoiding these options as they have significant environmental concerns.
Under review
Under review
These ratings are currently being reviewed.
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