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Is Costco wild salmon really wild?

Asked: Jacqueline M., Last Updated:

The typical salmon found at Costco are Northwest Fish Wild White King Salmon and the Northwest Fish Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon. Both fishes are said MSC certified seafood, sustainably rich in omega 3 fatty acid with no preservatives or artificial ingredients contained within as described by Costco.

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