Good things come in omega-3's. And mackerel is loaded with this nutrient. Plus, these canned fillets taste pretty close to fresh fish in salads, casseroles, and more.
Sustainable goodness
Wild Planet works with small-scale fisheries and uses 100% recyclable packaging for their canned fish.
How it does good
Treating our oceans with the utmost care
Conventional fisheries use practices that put profits over our oceans. That's why Wild Planet uses careful, sustainable techniques to catch their tuna, salmon, mackerel, and more. How? First, they use fishing poles rather than nets, which help them catch only the fish they're after (and nothing else). They also work with small-scale fisheries that fish at specific times, in specific waters to make sure they never over-fish.
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recyclable packaging
Wild Planet uses 100% recyclable aluminum cans for their fish and recyclable cardboard to hold their cans. -
responsible sourcing
By partnering with small-scale fisheries, Wild Planet supports regenerative fishing. This keeps the delicate aquatic ecosystem in tact by preventing overfishing.
How to use it
Pan-fried patties, salad, and more. Mackerel is having its moment.
When you're done...
The cardboard and can are recyclable in your curbside bin.
These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.
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