How Sustainable is Antarctic Krill as a Raw Ingredient?

[RD.]

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Can it be any clearer?

 

[LBDave]

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[Andyroo]

Changes in sea-ice relatd to climate change is the other element - many krill sp eat diatoms from the lower surface of ice, for example.
Fishing of krill, even if regulated (which it just ain't) and/or enforced (see previous) will impact a foundational food (not just whales) of that ecosystem that is being impacted already. Science is happening but way behind the ball, underfunded/under-supported.

Read the labels, keep informed & appreciate that you can absolutely choose to simply not buy that product; you've got alternatives.