Responsible
Copi is a fresh fish, wild-caught with nets in Midwestern waterways, making it a recommended Good Option* on the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch list.
*Seafoodwatch.org
Increased consumption of this fresh fish will help return diminishing native fish species to Midwestern waterways. Locally caught, Copi significantly reduces carbon emissions from river to table.

Eating this fresh fish
Increased consumption of Copi is good for the environment, helping to restore Midwestern riverways and lakes with the return of native species, such as Walleye, Perch, and Lake Trout. Consumption of Copi ultimately protects Great Lakes fisheries.
Environmentally friendly, wild-caught fish
Copi is a freshwater, top-feeding fish specifically known as Bighead carp, Silver carp, Grass carp, or Black carp and are fresh-caught in Midwestern waterways. In the U.S. these four different fish were generically called Asian Carp. Copi is recommended as a Good Option on the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch list.
Copi significantly reduces carbon emissions from waterways to table.
