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fair-fish: Les Suisses mangent trop de poissons

2010-08-25T09:51:12Z

Un article qui va droit au but (ce qui n'est pas tellement le cas avec des commentaires parfois plutôt consternants…)
http://www.20min.ch/ro/news/suisse/story/19975644

Mais les pires sont les médecins (formés à nos frais) qui ne veulent pas comprendre que ce ne sont pas les poissons qui font le célèbre oméga 3 mais qu'ils l'absorbent en avalant des micro-algues. Si jamais oméga 3 pris isolément joue le rôle important prétendu, vaut donc mieux se rendre à une droguerie afin de se procurer des capsules oméga 3
produites sur la base de ces micro-algues – «comme de l'huile de poisson, simplement sans poisson».

http://www.biomed.ch/cgi-bin/onlinedb/onlinedb.pl?FUNC=USER&WHAT=SHOW&EXT=PRODUCT&SFUNC=S1&PRODID=411&LANG=F

Fischereischutzverband Schleswig-Holstein: EU-Kommissarin verspricht mehr Rechte für kleine Fischer, aber…

2010-08-20T15:48:17Z

Die Lobbyisten der halbindustrieellen Schleppnetzfischerei auf Großkuttern versuchen z. Zeit diese Art der Fischerei " handwerklich" darzustellen.das muss unter allen Umständen verhindert werden.
Wir verstehen unter diesem Begriff die stille, passive Fischerei mit Stellnetzen, Langleinen und Reusen von kleinen Fahrzeugen aus, die ortsgebunden sind. Hierbei sollte die Anzahl der Netze pro Fahrzeug verringert werden.

Knud Andeersen: Eat less fish: fair-fish finds followers

2010-08-14T15:06:47Z

In Living Sea we are practically occupied in a campaign about the UN millennium goals. Therefore there will not from my site be time for a detailed discussion just now.
In Living Sea we in general agree with the opinion of OCEAN12 and Fair-Fish. But we do not think that we shall go into a campaign to reduce fish consumption in Europe. I was skipper on a little fishing vessel 25 years and I am living close to the coast. I eat fish two or three times a week. I find, that there are fish resources available if we use it in a more clever way.
Therefore:
Fish farming for predatory fish shall be banned.
Fishing for fish flour and fish oil production shall in general be banned!
All trawl fishing shall be banned.
All catch of fish from European an other industrial countries in the seas outside the coasts of poor countries shall be banned.
All fishing rights shall be given back to the nature gentle coastal fishery.
All subsidises to the fishery industry shall be banned.
Do away with the quotas (they have nothing to do with nature), but instead of that strictly regulation of capacity, fishing methods and fishing gear.

We do not want to make a pressure on the consumers. They want to eat healthy food. It must be all right. The problem is the big scale fisheries and the not responsible capitalistic approach to nature and human life.

Many kind regards
Knud Andersen
Chairman
Living Sea

Helmut Thetmeyer: Weniger Fisch essen: fair-fish findet Gefolgschaft

2010-08-12T10:59:52Z

Sehr geehrter Herr Studer,
ich schätze Ihren Einsatz für eine nachhaltige Nutzung der Fischbestände sehr. Ich bezweifle aber, dass der Aufruf zu einer generellen Verringerung des Fischkonsums der richtige Weg ist.
Bei einem verbesserten Management der Fischerei, die Überfischung vermeidet, könnten bei einem verminderten Fischereiaufwand die Fischereierträge erheblich gesteigert werden. Auch im Bereich der Aquakultur ist durch den Einsatz pflanzliche Futtermittel ein nachhaltige Steigerung der Produktion möglich.
Bevor wir der Bevölkerung raten, den Konsum eines gesunden Lebensmittels generell einzuschränken, sollten wir versuchen, intelligente Lösungen für eine nachhaltige Steigerung der Produktion zu finden.

Reed: Eat less fish: fair-fish finds followers

2010-08-12T10:14:07Z

Well stated. The EU policies of exploiting African fisheries and subsidizing the European fleet are the dirty secrets of European environmentalism. It is a return to colonialism.

Julie Roxburgh: Eat less fish: fair-fish finds followers

2010-08-12T07:13:42Z

It is becoming increasingly obvious that few people realize that the oceans are declining because of global warming. The impact of this will be greater than that of land loss. Everything begins with the sea. By cutting down fish consumption we will be helping the seas to maintain balance. This is essential for the planet.

MHunter: Tuna consumption, mercury, stock depletion a.s.o.

2010-07-19T07:00:47Z

Feankly seapking, this is the first time I hear about poisoning by tuna... Tuna salad is my favorite one, but health is, sure thing, more important to me

Louis Raj: Underground tilapia for a Swiss company?

2008-02-21T02:14:16Z

I would like to comment on the blog that you posted in September of 2007.
The data that the Underground Fish Factory, LLC. is using to calculate how many fish per gallon is based off of research from several universities. Any fish taken from their natural environment is living in a synthetic environment. The fish that you put in your living room as pets are in tanks with synthetic boat crashes and lame treasure chests. Should we boycott and write negative blogs against major pet store chains? As long as the teachers are following PETA, USDA, and FDA guidelines on raising live stock, then there should be no negative press involved. The fish coming from China are being exposed to antibiotics that causes cancer to the individuals consuming the fish. Malachite green has been banned in most countries, but China does not regulate the market. Therefore, Malachite green is still being used as an antibiotic to protect fish from disease. The four teachers are planning on raising their fish organically and this is how their fish will be more safer then China's. The synthetic environment will also keep the fish safe from natural predators, airborne toxins, and airborne diseases that would normally kill the fish before they are consumed. Let's get one thing straight about Tilapia. This breed of fish has always been considered a nuisance on the environment. They over populate and they reek havoc on other fish around them. They were normally killed off by thousands to maintain habitats for other breeds of fish. They did not become popular until someone in the Middle East and Africa decided that the fish actually tasted great and could be consumed. Let's face it! Human beings are omnivores and we need to consume to survive. Plants are living things as well and we consume them by the millions. What does it mean to be green? The four teachers have a great idea that will not waste the environment and can help the starving. There has been no negotiations made between Nestle and the four individuals.

Tob: Underground tilapia for a Swiss company?

2007-10-25T12:08:56Z

Hugo is right. As long as there are huge and powerful corporations like Nestlé whose only interest is to increase profits, such people may be successful. Even if there is no need, the corporate thug might just create it through aggressive marketing... More awareness in the population is needed (keep informing, fair-fish) more green votes for governments that may one day oppose the irresponsible ways and atrocities of corporations.

Bühlmann: Underground tilapia for a Swiss company?

2007-09-17T14:27:18Z

/www.desertspringstilapia.com/desertspringstilapia-en/index.htm

Hello Heinzpeter

Ask Nestle!

kindly greetings

Hugo