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WSU Looks At How Climate Change Could Impact Seafood Industry

By Glenn Vaagen Sep 3, 2026 | 11:21 AM

Seafood sustainability labels are facing a climate challenge. WSU researchers found that environmental shocks can price out smaller fisheries from certification while inadvertently creating conditions where fraud becomes more tempting. Continue reading…