Has the BP spill affected your seafood consumption?

[CoffeeCat]

I was in the grocery store last night, and I completely bypassed
the fish. I did this because I'm unclear if it is safe, and frankly,
I have no faith in our government to tell us the truth about the
seafood.

I feel bad for the men and women who make their living catching
and selling fish.

I was wondering if others have changed their fish consumption
since the BP oil disaster.

[aikoaiko]

1. I eat local (GA) shrimp and oysters now, but otherwise no change.

[Skink]

2. I'm eating more fish now than before.

seriously. I try to determine where it came from but that's not always easy.

[CoffeeCat]

5. I think that's why I have completely stopped...

I'm in a hurry when I'm in the grocery store. I don't have time
to read the fine print--and sometimes it's difficult to find the
origin of the seafood on the packaging.

No for now, I'm not buying any.

[Deep13]

3. No more shrimp. nt

[northernlights]

4. I'm in Maine, so eat local lobster occasionally

local clams occasionally. And local schrod or tuna and salmon.

I never was a shrimp or oyster eater and now I most certainly never will be. And I don't think the tuna I eat comes from the gulf.