A Dallas seafood wholesaler has been fined for mislabeling salmon. The company, Seafood Supply Co., pleaded guilty to federal charges related to the false labeling. The fine imposed on the company is…
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A Dallas seafood wholesaler has been fined for mislabeling salmon. The company, Seafood Supply Co., pleaded guilty to federal charges related to the false labeling. The fine imposed on the company is $250,000.
This penalty is a result of the company passing off cheaper salmon as a higher-value product. Further details about the case are available from the source, FOX 4 (KDFW). The specifics of the mislabeling involve Chilean salmon being sold as European salmon, but additional information can be found through the original report.
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