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161 - Sustainable Seafood with Crave Fishbar, Gra-Bar Fresh Seafood, and American Unagi

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Sustainable aquaculture may just be the long-awaited answer to responsible food consumption, and today's three remarkable guests are here to explain why this is most certainly the case. Today, we have the pleasure of welcoming three seafood brands to the show – Crave Fishbar, Gra-Bar Fresh Seafood, and American Unagi – which are represented by Todd Mitgang, Bart Molin, and Sara Rademaker, respectively. Sara, Bart, and Todd begin with how they became passionate about seafood before explaining the particular industry pain points that their brands are set on solving. Then, we learn about how the quality of seafood is measured and what it means to be 100% sustainable. To end, our guests explain the vital role of education in sustainability, so tune in to discover how you as a consumer can go about making better and more sustainable food choices.

Key Points From This Episode:

  • The industry pain points that today's guests are set to solve, and the role of sustainability.
  • What it means to be 100% sustainable, and the obstacles that stand in the way of this goal.
  • The role of education in adopting and upholding sustainable cultures.
  • How to get consumers to make more sustainable choices.
  • Taste versus nutrition; farmed versus wildcut – understanding seafood's quality metrics.
  • How sustainable aquaculture benefits other industries as well.
  • Sara's vision for the future of eel farming and sustainable aquaculture as a whole.
  • Our guest's advice for industry newbies who want to make a big impact within sustainability.
  • How Sara Rademaker, Todd Mitgang, and Bart Molin developed their passion for seafood.
  • What a better world looks like for Sara, Todd, and Bart.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Sara Rademaker on LinkedIn

American Unagi

Todd Mitgang on SFN

Crave Fishbar

Crave Sushibar

Taco Vision

Bart Molin on LinkedIn

Bart Molin on Facebook

Gra-Bar Fresh Seafood

Climify

Modern Species

Gage Mitchell on LinkedIn

Gage Mitchell on X

Brands for a Better World Website

Brands for a Better World on YouTube

Brands for a Better World email

Impact Driven Community

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Content provided by Gage Mitchell of Modern Species. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Gage Mitchell of Modern Species or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Sustainable aquaculture may just be the long-awaited answer to responsible food consumption, and today's three remarkable guests are here to explain why this is most certainly the case. Today, we have the pleasure of welcoming three seafood brands to the show – Crave Fishbar, Gra-Bar Fresh Seafood, and American Unagi – which are represented by Todd Mitgang, Bart Molin, and Sara Rademaker, respectively. Sara, Bart, and Todd begin with how they became passionate about seafood before explaining the particular industry pain points that their brands are set on solving. Then, we learn about how the quality of seafood is measured and what it means to be 100% sustainable. To end, our guests explain the vital role of education in sustainability, so tune in to discover how you as a consumer can go about making better and more sustainable food choices.

Key Points From This Episode:

  • The industry pain points that today's guests are set to solve, and the role of sustainability.
  • What it means to be 100% sustainable, and the obstacles that stand in the way of this goal.
  • The role of education in adopting and upholding sustainable cultures.
  • How to get consumers to make more sustainable choices.
  • Taste versus nutrition; farmed versus wildcut – understanding seafood's quality metrics.
  • How sustainable aquaculture benefits other industries as well.
  • Sara's vision for the future of eel farming and sustainable aquaculture as a whole.
  • Our guest's advice for industry newbies who want to make a big impact within sustainability.
  • How Sara Rademaker, Todd Mitgang, and Bart Molin developed their passion for seafood.
  • What a better world looks like for Sara, Todd, and Bart.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Sara Rademaker on LinkedIn

American Unagi

Todd Mitgang on SFN

Crave Fishbar

Crave Sushibar

Taco Vision

Bart Molin on LinkedIn

Bart Molin on Facebook

Gra-Bar Fresh Seafood

Climify

Modern Species

Gage Mitchell on LinkedIn

Gage Mitchell on X

Brands for a Better World Website

Brands for a Better World on YouTube

Brands for a Better World email

Impact Driven Community

  continue reading

165 episodes

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