i personally would not object to that. i guess farms are not set up to do that (yet). i've heard that wild sockeye salmon eat a lot of insects and therefore wi

i personally would not object to that. i guess farms are not set up to do that (yet). i've heard that wild sockeye salmon eat a lot of insects and therefore wind up with lower levels of mercury than, say, tuna. farmed salmons is not sockeye.