Mercury Contents of Seafood
Jul 22, 2018
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Low Mercury (Recommended)
- Anchovy
- Butterfish
- Catfish
- Clam
- Crab (domestic)
- Crawfish
- Croaker (Atlantic)
- Flounder
- Haddock (Atlantic)
- Hake
- Herring
- Jacksmelt (Silverside)
- Mackerel (North Atlantic, chub)
- Mullet
- Oyster
- Plaice
- Pollock
- Salmon (canned)
- Salmon (wild)
- Sardine
- Scallop
- Shrimp
- Sole (Pacific)
- Squid (calamari)
- Tilapia (not farmed; hard to find)
- Trout (freshwater)
- Whitefish
- Whiting
Moderate (Consume Moderately)
- Bass (saltwater, striped, black)
- Buffalo fish
- Carp
- Cod (Alaskan)
- Lobster
- Mahi mahi
- Monkfish
- Perch (freshwater)
- Sheepshead
- Skate
- Snapper
- Tilefish (Atlantic)
- Tuna (canned chunk light, skipjack)
High Mercury (Avoid)
- Croaker (white Pacific)
- Halibut (Atlantic, Pacific)
- Mackerel (Spanish, Gulf)
- Perch (ocean)
- Sabelfish
- Sea bass (Chilean)
- Tuna (albacore, yellowfin)
Highest Mercury (Never Eat)
- Bluefish
- Grouper
- Mackerel (king)
- Marlin
- Orange roughy
- Shark
- Swordfish
- Tuna (bigeye, ahi)
Information from Fat for Fuel, by Dr. Mercola
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