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What is the MSC Chain of Custody?

What does it take to earn the MSC blue tick? Behind that little label is a powerful Chain of Custody system that tracks every step—ensuring your seafood is as sustainable and traceable as it claims to be. Here’s why it matters more than ever.

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Close-up view of two barramundi fillets on a bed of ice. One fillet has its skin on, displaying a pattern of scales, while the other is skinless, revealing the pinkish-white flesh. A circular inset in the top left corner features a black and white photo of a person labeled "seafood expert. Brett Patience."

The Catch: barramundi

Barramundi is versatile and delicious, with a wide range of applications across various venues. Brett Patience discusses why he thinks it’s the perfect menu choice.

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A plate of fried stuffed olives, known as Olive all’Ascolana, on a green textured surface. The olives are breaded and fried, with one olive cut in half to show the stuffing inside.

Olive Ascolana

A specialty of Italy’s Marche region since Roman times, Olive Ascolane are irresistible deep-fried bites that showcase the region’s cherished green olives. Pitted olives are stuffed with a savoury meat farce, crumbed, and fried until golden—perfect alongside a pre-dinner aperitif.

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Spanish fish stew

While humble in origin and with iterations in kind around the globe, it is not an understatement to say fish stew is woven into the very fabric of Spain’s culinary landscape. Rustic, simple and flavourful, the Spanish interpretation starts with a sofrito base while chorizo, saffron and sweet smoked paprika lend a characteristic Spanish inflection to the dish.

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