Porbeagle

Lamna nasus

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Think before you buy!

Some sources of this species are more sustainable than others. View ratings.

Overview

Porbeagle is a Fish to Avoid! It’s assessed as Critically Endangered in the Northeast Atlantic and it’s automatically a red-rated species.

Ratings

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OK - Needs Improvement

Rated 3-4

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Avoid

Rated 5

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5

Wild-caught

Location: North East Atlantic

Management area: All areas

Method: Hook & line (longline), Net (gill or fixed), Net (pelagic trawl)

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