Seafood mislabelling ‘persists’ throughout Canada’s supply chain, study reveals
date:Feb 11, 2019
llected from various importers, processing plants and retailers in Ontario.

Of the samples, 141 (69.5%) were from retailers, 51 (25%) from importers and 11 (5.5%) from processing plants.

Researchers identified the samples using DNA barcoding. Developed at U of G, DNA barcoding allows scientists to determine species of organisms using a short, standardised region of genetic material.

The findings revealed 32% of the samples overall were mislabelled. The mislabelling rate was 17.6% at the impor
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