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Fish fillets that arent processed in china
I wondered if anyone has found any reasonably priced fish fillets (frozen is fine) that are wild non farmed and not processed in china?
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What are you terming "reasonably priced" and what type of fish?
Edit: Ocado has M&S branded frozen haddock fillets which are processed in the North East (Iceland Grounds) 380g for £6.25
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£2-3 a fillet and cod / salmon or similar
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The frozen ones I cite in my previous post contain 4 - 5 servings... So per serving in your ballpark (but not cod or salmon)
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Waitrose is excellent for fish.
As an example, frozen wild salmon fillets (you typically get 4-5 in a bag) processed in UK:
https://www.waitrose.com/ecom/products/true-tide-wild-salmon-fillets/962260-835736-835737
Decent cod is going to come in above £3 per fillet, but you could look at alternative white fish such as pollock:
https://www.waitrose.com/ecom/products/essential-frozen-alaskan-pollock-fillets/496540-759656-7596574
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