Sustainable goodness
Scout sources 100% of their seafood directly from fishing communities in North America, and they only work with responsibly managed fisheries that prioritize the well being of workers and the environment.
How it does good
Keeping it fresh and clean
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responsible sourcing
Scout only sources from partners that meet the highest standards in seafood sustainability, including reduced bycatch and minimal ecosystem impact. They work directly with fisheries and sustainable farms in Canada and the US for their wild-caught, MSC certified products. All of their ingredients, except olive oil and spice blends, are grown, harvested, or caught in North America. -
low carbon footprint
Over 90% of carbon is stored in the ocean, and kelp forests and other ocean ecosystems sequester more carbon per unit area than forests on land. That's why Scout is on a mission to plant 1 million kelp in 2021 through their partnership with SeaTrees. Their long term goal is to support 100 SeaTrees projects by 2030. -
supporting key causes
As a member of 1% for the Planet, Scout donates the equivalent of 1% of sales to environmental nonprofits that have a measurable impact on ocean health, including plastic removal and ecosystem conservation. And as part of their mission to contribute more as they go, Scout reinvested a portion of revenues to kelp reforestation via partner SeaTrees and non-profit Not For Sale for their 1% for the Planet commitment in 2020. -
recyclable packaging
Scout’s boxes are recyclable and FSC-certified, made with water-soluble non-toxic vegetable ink, and their aluminum cans are BPA-free and also recyclable.
How to use it
Make a spicy lobster pasta or serve with buttered bread for homemade lobster rolls.
When you're done...
Good news! The outer box and aluminum can are 100% curbside recyclable.
These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.
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About the Brand
Scout
Scout
By leading as the first seafood cannery that 100% sources from the U.S. and Canada, Scout works directly with fisheries and sustainable farms coast to coast. And each of their recipes are lovingly developed by their co-founder and acclaimed chef, Charlotte Langley.
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United StatesToo xpensive
It's great but the price jump is crazy but will still order it as a present
United StatesGood deal
It has a very good lobster taste and is a great buy.
United StatesGood deal
I think that it has a outstanding taste and is a good value for the money. Just wish they would get more in stock.
United StatesDear Ears
I love your Lobster. Would love to see some recipes!
United StatesVery tasty!
I used these for a seafood salad and mixed with my tuna for a bit of class. LoL. Yes, the cans are small. However, it is lobster, you can't expect to get this for $3. The amount is sufficient for one or just as an addition to something. The taste is fresh, but add your own seasoning and it will taste as you need. I will purchase again, when I want to splurge.