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If you’re a sushi fan, then you're probably familiar with surimi — the imitation crab meat found in the world-famous California roll. But did you know that surimi recipes have been around for several centuries since being developed in Eastern Asia?

Surimi is made by taking any variety of low-fat fish, most often Alaska pollock today, into a paste that is then combined with various other ingredients to make it magically look and taste like crab meat. When it's done right, surimi can be a great, sustainably sourced seafood option that you can feel good about.

Just like many other seafood products, though, the added ingredients in surimi make it at-risk for GMOs. Common ingredients in surimi are sourced from high-risk GMO crops.

Thankfully, brands such as Trans-Ocean’s Simply Surimi Seafood have been made with the Butterfly in mind — ensuring you can still enjoy your California roll while looking out for the planet. Thanks, TransOcean and Simply Surimi, for being an education sponsor of #nongmomonth ! ... See MoreSee Less

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We, as consumers, deserve to know what's in our food and where it comes from. After much criticism for selling their unlabeled genetically engineered salmon in Canada, AquaBounty finally announces their plans to label their GMO salmon in the U.S. #nongmomonth ... See MoreSee Less

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Sustainability is the name of the game in seafood, and Alaska pollock is considered a well-managed and sustainable seafood. It's adaptable to different uses and recipes, including surimi. So it's unsurprising how popular it's become! You can find Non-GMO Project Verified surimi, including Trans-Ocean Simply Surimi Seafood, at stores across North America. #nongmomonth ... See MoreSee Less

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