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October 17, 2006 · about 20 years ago

If cod is so scarce, why can I still buy it?

North Sea cod are in danger of dying out without a complete fishing ban, scientists say. So where does the cod on the fish counter or in the chippie come from? Cod has long been a firm favourite in the UK, whether served in batter with chips, nestled in a fish pie or given the […]

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North Sea cod are in danger of dying out without a complete fishing ban, scientists say. So where does the cod on the fish counter or in the chippie come from?

Cod has long been a firm favourite in the UK, whether served in batter with chips, nestled in a fish pie or given the full gastro treatment. Britons eat one-third of all the cod consumed in the world, and 85% of cod caught in European waters is destined for our plates.

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