naesco":1225g59k said:
Chip we want to encouage all reefers to buy cyanide free fish whereever possible. MAC has committed to ensuring that fish certified as such are also to be tested for compliance.
This is a good thing and over time those in the cyanide game will be outed.
I understand this, and would love for it to happen.
However, why state that consumers should look for MAC certified fish NOW, when interest will be increased due to "Finding Nemo"? They have nowhere near any kind of commercial saturation of the market, so consumers are going to be looking for something that hardly anyone has.
"Hey, where are the MAC-certified fish?"
"Sorry, we don't have any."
This will happen across the country, because their program doesn't have it's "legs" yet.
All I'm asking is why include it in the press release when it's not out there for potential new consumers to see? Then, however, I applied the same logic as them saying, long-ago, that MAC fish were cyanide-free when there was no cyanide test applied at any stage of their certification.
Again, I'm just trying to understand the (lack of?) logic here...
Peace,
Chip