Fresh seafood on sale in Kaohsiung, Taiwan

The following is a partial list of types of seafood. Seafood includes fish, shellfish, and roe.

The list includes markings which summarize the assessment of Monterey Bay Aquarium about how well managed the world's supply of that seafood source is, as of 2008^[update]:

• '+' marks it as abundant and well-managed
• '0' indicates caution
• '-' recommends that it be avoided, due to overfishing or other mismanagement

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[edit] Fish

Some of the following are referred to as whitefish in the market, but are not whitefishes in a taxonomic sense.

• Anchovy
• Bass, particularly Striped bass (+) farmed
• Black cod/Sablefish (+) when Alaskan or British Columbian
• Bluefish
• Bombay duck
• Butter fish
• Blowfish
• Bream
• Brill
• Catfish (+) U.S. farmed
• Cod, particularly Pacific cod (0) and Atlantic cod (-)
• Dogfish
• Eel
• Flounder
• Grouper (-)
• Haddock
• Halibut (+) Pacific
• Herring
• Kingfish
• John Dory
• Lamprey
• Lingcod (0)
• Mackerel
• Mahi Mahi (0)
• Monkfish (-)
• Mullet
• Orange roughy (-)
• Patagonian toothfish (also known as Chilean Sea Bass) (-)
• Pike
• Pollock (+)
• Pomfret
• Pompano
• Sablefish
• Sanddab, particularly Pacific sanddab (0)
• Sardine (+)
• Salmon (+) wild from California or Alaska or farmed; (0) wild from Oregon or Washington; (+) Atlantic
• Sea bass (+)
• Shark (-)
• Skate
• Snapper, particularly Rockfish/Rock Cod/Pacific snapper (-) if trawl-caught, (0) otherwise
• Sole (0)
• Sturgeon (+) farmed, (-) otherwise
• Surimi (0)
• Swordfish (0) U.S. west coast, (-) otherwise
• Tilapia (+) farmed
• Tilefish
• Trout, particularly Rainbow trout (+) farmed
• Tuna, particularly Albacore tuna (+) caught by trolling or pole, Yellowfin tuna (+) caught by trolling or pole, Bigeye tuna (-) caught by trolling or pole, and Bluefin tuna (-)
• Turbot
• Wahoo
• Whitefish
• Whiting

[edit] Roe

• Caviar (sturgeon roe) (+) when farmed
• Ikura (salmon roe)
• Kazunoko (herring roe)
• Lumpfish roe
• Masago (Capelin roe)
• Shad roe
• Tobiko (Flying-fish roe)

[edit] Shellfish

[edit] Crustacean

• Crab, particularly Dungeness crab (+), King crab (0) when Alaskan, otherwise (-), Snow crab (+) when from Canada, (0) when from U.S.
• Crawfish
• Lobster, particularly American lobster (0) and Rock lobster/Spiny lobster (+) when Californian or Australian,(-3) when caught by tangle net
• Shrimp/Prawns (+) when trap-caught, (0) when farmed or trawl-caught

[edit] Mollusks

• Abalone (+) when farmed, (-) when wild
• Clam (+) when farmed, (0) when wild
• Cockle
• Conch
• Cuttlefish
• Mussel (+) when farmed, (0) when wild
• Octopus
• Oyster (+) when farmed, (0) when wild
• Periwinkle
• Snail
• Squid (0)
• Scallop, specifically Bay scallop/Sea scallop (0), when dredged(-3)

[edit] Echinoderms

These creatures are consumed in some Asian cuisines.

• Sea cucumber
• Uni (sea urchin "roe")

[edit] External links

• Seafood Watch from Monterey Bay Aquarium