Steve Pope
2006-03-26 17:22:54 UTC
Due to the ongoing unnecessary slaughter of baby harp seals by
Canadian fishermen, the Canadian Seafood Boycott is once again
in place. This boycott is sponsored by the Humane Society
of the United States, the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society,
and dozens of other organizations. Hundreds of restaurants
participate in the boycott. Local restaurants which are FOR
the boycott and SUPPORT baby seals include:
Blue Mermaid Chowder House & Bar (Chef: Chandon Clenard)
Cafe Pescatore
Caffe Espresso
The Franciscan (Chef: Adam R. Jones)
Grand Cafe (Chef: Fabrice Roux)
Harry Denton's Starlight Room
Kuleto's (Chef: Sharyl Seim)
Kuleto's Trattoria (Chef: John Ruane)
Postrio (Chefs: Wolfgang Puck, Mitchell and Steven Rosenthal)
Ponzu (Chef: Michelle Mah)
Puccini & Pinetti
Scala's Bistro (Chef: Staffan Terje)
Seal products including pelts and Omega-3 capsules are banned
from the United States, but many of the same individuals and
processors who conduct the harp seal hunt are part of the larger
seafood industry in Canada, hence supporters of the broader
boycott feel they can send the strongest possible message that
the hunt must be stopped.
Thank you
Steve
Canadian fishermen, the Canadian Seafood Boycott is once again
in place. This boycott is sponsored by the Humane Society
of the United States, the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society,
and dozens of other organizations. Hundreds of restaurants
participate in the boycott. Local restaurants which are FOR
the boycott and SUPPORT baby seals include:
Blue Mermaid Chowder House & Bar (Chef: Chandon Clenard)
Cafe Pescatore
Caffe Espresso
The Franciscan (Chef: Adam R. Jones)
Grand Cafe (Chef: Fabrice Roux)
Harry Denton's Starlight Room
Kuleto's (Chef: Sharyl Seim)
Kuleto's Trattoria (Chef: John Ruane)
Postrio (Chefs: Wolfgang Puck, Mitchell and Steven Rosenthal)
Ponzu (Chef: Michelle Mah)
Puccini & Pinetti
Scala's Bistro (Chef: Staffan Terje)
Seal products including pelts and Omega-3 capsules are banned
from the United States, but many of the same individuals and
processors who conduct the harp seal hunt are part of the larger
seafood industry in Canada, hence supporters of the broader
boycott feel they can send the strongest possible message that
the hunt must be stopped.
Thank you
Steve