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A white fish outline with a tick-shaped body on a blue oval, certifying wild-caught fisheries.
Also known as: Blue fish label, Fish that looks like a tick
The Marine Stewardship Council's blue fish mark certifies wild-caught seafood from a fishery assessed against its standard. Its body is drawn as a tick, which is the mark's whole design idea: the animal and the approval are the same stroke.
Certifies that wild-caught seafood came from a fishery assessed against the Marine Stewardship Council's standard.
Contexts: Packaging
Applies to wild capture fisheries rather than to farmed seafood, which is certified under a separate scheme and carries a different mark.
Contexts: Packaging
A blue oval carrying a white fish seen from the side, its body and tail drawn as a single stroke that also reads as a tick mark.