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GULF WILD™ Grouper Fillet
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Grouper is one of the mildest and most sought-after eating fish in the Gulf of Mexico. Fillets are white and flaky when cooked. Grouper lovers overwhelming prefer the taste of the groupers found in the Gulf of Mexico over those found in other regions.
Price:
$25.00
per pound
Product Code:
E718A
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Grouper is one of the mildest and most sought-after eating fish in the Gulf of Mexico. Fillets are white and flaky when cooked. Grouper lovers overwhelming prefer the taste of the groupers found in the Gulf of Mexico over those found in other regions. Grouper fillets are usually thick and have a firm texture, allowing chefs versatility in the kitchen.
1 lb of fish is about 2-3 servings depending on sides and appetites.
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Sustainability
The Gulf Wild™ sustainable fishery program was created by environmentally conscious Gulf fisherman to inspire consumer confidence in their catch. The innovative program enables consumers, chefs and retail buyers to identify responsibly managed, safety-inspected, wild-caught Gulf seafood that is trackable to its source. Participating fishermen individually tag each fish caught on their boat; consumers can look up the uniquely numbered and trackable tags on
myGulfWild.com
to learn about the species, the fishermen who caught it and the 10-square-mile harvesting location in the Gulf.
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