Pollock
Alaska pollock is a small relative of the cod. This large-eyed fish is the most important groundfish species in world fisheries.
Alaska pollock has a soft, white meat, suitable for processed, especially coated, products. Its roe is highly regarded in Japan where it is salted for consumption. Try some of our sustainable pollock recipes below!
Where to buy
The primary markets for MSC-labelled Alaska pollock products are Japan, the US and Europe. Japan is the principal market for surimi (minced fish) and roe products. The US and Europe are the main markets for fillet-type products. Fillets are used for fish and chips and fish fingers; surimi is used for imitation crab and similar products.
Use our Where to buy search to find shops and restaurants selling sustainable pollock near you.
Recipes
Baked Alaskan pollock with bacon on an asparagus ragout
Goan fish curry
Alaskan pollock and shiitake mushroom wonton
Meet the Gulf of Alaska pollock fishers
Meet the Bering Sea/Aleutian Islands pollock fishers
