Each time you go grocery shopping, place an online order, or visit your favorite restaurant, you have the opportunity to vote with your wallet for a healthier ocean for this and future generations.
Find Certified Sustainable Seafood Near You!
Brands that offer chilled, fresh, and frozen MSC certified products:
Aqua Star
Clearwater
Compliments
Diamond Harvest
DOM International
Findus
Great Value (Walmart in-house label)
Green Ocean
High Liner Foods
HouseCut
Janes
Kirkland
Lagoon Seafoods
Ocean Jewel
Olivia/IFC
President's Choice Blue Menu
President's Choice
Royal Harbour
Sensations
Toppits
Brands that offer canned, pouched, and other seafood pantry items:
Bar Harbour
Cloverleaf
Gold Seal
Great Value (Walmart
Ocean's
Raincoast Global
Rio Mare Tuna
Scout Canning
Please note: not all products sold by these brands contain MSC-certified seafood. Make sure to look for the blue fish label on the product to verify that it is certified sustainable.
Grocery stores, pet stores, drug stores, and online retailers that carry MSC certified products:
Calgary Co-op
Costco
Federated Co-op
Fortinos
IKEA
Loblaws
Longos
Metro
No Frills & Zehrs
Provigo
Real Canadian Superstore
Seafront Fish Market (St. Lawrence Market, Toronto)
Sobeys
Walmart
Whole Foods Market
*MSC certified products are also likely to be found at any of your local retailers, including Longos, Metro, Federated-Co-Op, Calgary Co-Op. Check their seafood sections or ask your local store manager for their selection of MSC certified seafood.
Pet products—like food, treats, and supplements—that are MSC certified sustainable:
Instinct Pet Food
No Name
Petcurian
President's Choice
Purina Beyond
Look for items with the blue fish label on the menus of these restaurants:
IKEAMcDonald's
*Selection and availability of MSC certified products will vary from store to store and regionally. Please check your local retailers to confirm product availability.
Don’t see any blue fish labeled products, or unsure if your favorite store MSC certified seafood? Ask the fish counter or store manager if they sell certified sustainable seafood that is traceable to a sustainable source. If not, encourage them to start!