Consumer group Which? has called the sale of jack mackerel, a cheaper, less nutritious species of fish, an example of ...

British retailers are following a broader European retreat from true mackerel. In the Netherlands, supermarkets such as ...

MOST tins of mackerel found in UK stores will no longer contain any trace of the healthy oily fish. A seafood brand that ...

Substitution with jack mackerel, a different species, because of dwindling stocks is criticised by the consumer group Which?

An investigation has revealed that many tinned 'mackerel' products, stocked by the likes of Sainsbury's, Lidl and Tesco no longer contain any of the oily fish.

Supermarkets are selling cans of “mackerel” that contain none of the Atlantic-caught oily fish, replacing it with an imported species that critics claim tastes like “cheap tuna”.

Concerns over declining Atlantic mackerel stocks are prompting retailers to turn to Chilean jack mackerel, but shoppers may ...

A 50-percent nosedive in canned mackerel production in the past five years has turned what was once a go-to healthy budget food into a finicky market. However, this is nothing new for Michihito ...

A canned mackerel product developed by high schoolers in Fukui Prefecture for consumption in outer space has returned to the ...

UK tinned mackerel no longer contains mackerel - The Chilean jack mackerel is of lower nutritional value and is imported from ...

Mackerel, long one of Britain's cheapest sources of omega-3, is being withdrawn from supermarket shelves and replaced with ...

The supermarket told The Grocer it was transitioning to Marine Stewardship Council-certified Chilean jack mackerel for its ...