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Not the first time this has been tried to Asian Carp [0], other rebrands have included "silverfin" and "Kentucky Tuna" (yes really). Though apparently, some to
by greenburger 4y ago
Not the first time this has been tried to Asian Carp [0], other rebrands have included "silverfin" and "Kentucky Tuna" (yes really). Though apparently, some took legal issue with the latter [1].
[0] https://www.wideopenspaces.com/can-you-eat-asian-carp/ https://www.wideopenspaces.com/can-you-eat-asian-carp/
[1] https://aboutseafood.com/news/kentucky-tuna-a-bad-idea-thats-against-the-law/ https://aboutseafood.com/news/kentucky-tuna-a-bad-idea-thats...
- nivertech 4y agoNames like "Kentucky Tuna" are dangerous for public health safety reasons. If you want to re-brand a freshwater fish, please use other freshwater fish names, don't let people to assume it's a saltwater fish which can be eaten raw or slightly cured.