All Aussies should have this
Such a useful guide when at store or fish market.. there is a clear lack of sustainability labelling or even sourcing in Australia. Very helpful!
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GoodFish: Australia's Sustainable Seafood Guide is a tool to help you make an ocean-friendly choice about the seafood you eat. This is an independent Guide to choosing your seafood wisely. If you love your seafood but also love our oceans, then this is the app for you.
The GoodFish guide is the leading app of its kind for Australian seafood. It covers 92% of seafood by volume on the market including those from wild-caught fisheries, fish farms and imported species.
Download the Guide to access the easy to use traffic light sustainability ranking system, with Green ‘Better Choice’, Amber ‘Eat Less’ and Red ‘Say No’.
The app has been developed by the Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS), Australia’s leading marine environmental not-for-profit in response to growing public concerns about overfishing, fish farming and our impact on our ocean wildlife. www.marineconservation.org.au
Features:
• Easy to use traffic light sustainability ranking system
• Free, up to date seafood assessments
• Search for seafood marketed under common names or Australian Standard Names
• Choose the best brand of tuna from Greenpeace’s Canned Tuna Guide.
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The GoodFish guide is the leading app of its kind for Australian seafood. It covers 92% of seafood by volume on the market including those from wild-caught fisheries, fish farms and imported species.
Download the Guide to access the easy to use traffic light sustainability ranking system, with Green ‘Better Choice’, Amber ‘Eat Less’ and Red ‘Say No’.
The app has been developed by the Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS), Australia’s leading marine environmental not-for-profit in response to growing public concerns about overfishing, fish farming and our impact on our ocean wildlife. www.marineconservation.org.au
Features:
• Easy to use traffic light sustainability ranking system
• Free, up to date seafood assessments
• Search for seafood marketed under common names or Australian Standard Names
• Choose the best brand of tuna from Greenpeace’s Canned Tuna Guide.
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GoodFish Australia Reviews
Can’t find the right fish
Good app to have in the phone when shopping for fish. But half the fish listings in the local fish’n’chip shops or markets don’t match the fish names here. Probably an issue for government to enforce standardised naming but would be great if the app could help to clear up confusion. What is “butterfish” or “couta”? Wish I knew!
Need to get production credentials for Google Maps
Currently the sustainable restaurant mapping function does not work properly as development only Google credentials are being used.
Great and educational
The app is great it can help guide our future but there is still lots more to do the one thing when I look up shark fin soup nothing comes up it has limited names for shark flake is the only one add more types of code names but overall 10/10
There’s no such thing as sustainable fishing
It’s impossible to police our oceans and the fishing industry is driving them to extinction including massively contributing to ocean plastic. If like me, you care about eating sustainability, the only way to do this with seafood is to massively reduce or abstain. Watch Seaspiracy
Love app - would like shops included too!
Love the app! Would be great if in addition to listing sustainable seafood restaurants, it also listed sustainable shops to buy seafood from for home. Please consider adding this list!! Loving the app, so good to have the info needed to eat seafood ethically, thank you!
Great App
Great app. It seems like some kinds of fish that I used to look at in the sustainable fishing guide are more a more sustainable situation now than they were a few years ago, so great job to the developers of this app, and also to those involved in the industry who are responding to sustainability challenges. Keep up the good work and let’s try to push more of the species into the amber and green categories.
Restaurant section
Restaurant section does not open. The rest of the information is great though. Very helpful
Information informs choice
We all need to be able to make decisions aligned to our values and as the environment and how our food is produced becomes more important to more us, this app is great resource for people that want to eat sea food sustainably. Thank you to the Australian marine conservation society. Please let’s see other agriculture and livestock farming groups do similar things!
Easier and so helpful
The new refresh is much easier to use! And I love the new restaurant search function. Keep up the good work AMCS!
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App Info
- Category
- Food Drink
- Publisher
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AUSTRALIAN MARINE CONSERVATION SOCIETY
- Languages
- English
- Recent release
- 4.0.2 (4 months ago )
- Released on
- Sep 18, 2011 (13 years ago )
- Also available in
- Australia
- Last Updated
- 3 days ago
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