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Seafood traffic lights.(ADVENTITIOUS TRACES)

Food Traceability Report

| October 01, 2010 | COPYRIGHT 2001 Agra Informa, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

SEAFOOD TRAFFIC LIGHTS: Whole Foods Market has launched a new color-coded traffic light rating program that measures the environmental impact of its wild-caught seafood. A seafood product is given a green, yellow or red rating, based on sustainability. A green rating indicates that the species is relatively abundant and is caught in environmentally friendly ways. Yellow means some concerns exist about the species' status or the methods by which it was caught. And a red rating means the …

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