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GIANT TIGER PRAWN - A favourite in Chinese dishes as served in restaurants.
In an effort to feed a growing population we should look at alternatives lower down the food chain to increase the ratio at which protein is harvested from the ocean, so bypassing the conventional food chain where at each stage of consumption there are significant losses in the conversion process. Jellyfish, squid, krill and filter feeders such a mussels could play a part in filling the widening gap between falling fish stocks and higher demand to feed humans - so relieving the pressure on tuna, salmon and other popular white fish like cod.
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The one major drawback with all seafood at the moment is the plastic menace, with biomagnification becoming a major issue that nobody knew about, but now the newspapers are full of stories about how much plastic is in shellfish.
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