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SPECTACLE RELEASES FREE FUTURE OF FOOD EBOOK ON SUSTAINABLE SEAFOOD

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AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 5, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Spectacle, an award-winning branding agency specializing in purpose-led, profit-enabled companies from start-ups to Fortune 100s, today announced the release of their free e-book titled "Alternative Seafood: The Next Blue Ocean." It's the debut piece in their forthcoming Future of Food series.

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  • The free report, the first in Spectacle's Future of Food series, provides a look into global seafood consumption and reveals ways purpose-led companies are innovating with sustainability in mind.
  • AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 5, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Spectacle , an award-winning branding agency specializing in purpose-led, profit-enabled companies from start-ups to Fortune 100s, today announced the release of their free e-book titled "Alternative Seafood: The Next Blue Ocean."
  • It's the debut piece in their forthcoming Future of Food series.
  • The free report focuses on seafood alternatives, a fast-growing market projected to reach $1.3B by 2031.

Taking action for our eiders

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), sea birds coated in oil from a tanker spill off the coast of Newfoundland, and more than 130 common eiders found dead on a beach on New Brunswicks Grand Manan Island.

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  • ), sea birds coated in oil from a tanker spill off the coast of Newfoundland, and more than 130 common eiders found dead on a beach on New Brunswicks Grand Manan Island.
  • Add to that the reality that the Gulf of Maine, one of the eiders primary habitats, is warming faster than 96 per cent of the worlds oceans.
  • Eiders today face an ever-growing list of human-made and environmental threats, from habitat loss to climate change.
  • Learn more about eiders Did you know common eiders, the largest duck in North America, eat mostly mollusks like mussels and clams, and can dive up to 20 metres to forage them?