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- Copi is a fresh and locally caught wild fish | Choose Copi
Fresh caught fish, Copi is a wild, local white fish that is part of a healthy diet
- Copi Is the New Name for Asian Carp - Food Wine
As a way of fighting that stigma, nine chefs in Illinois, Tennessee, and Arizona have recently committed to adding Copi to their menus, and 11 distributors, manufacturers, and processors — some
- Copi: Friend or Foe? Unraveling the Story of the Controversial Fish
Copi is a fish species that is native to Eastern Asia but was introduced to the American South in the 1970s Their introduction was well-intentioned, aimed at providing a natural solution to pest control and to enhance aquaculture productivity
- Span | Copi: Rebranding an Invasive Fish
Copi is invasive to local waterways, and their increased numbers have greatly reduced native species By eating this fresh fish, you’re not only eating well, you’re doing good by helping to restore natural waterways and protect the Great Lakes
- Has Illinois’ copi rebrand helped curb invasive carp? | Illinois Public . . .
Now, the fish formerly known as Asian carp are known as copi — which is derived from how copious they are in state waters Today on the 21st, we'll start the show by discussing why the rebrand was necessary and how successful it has been
- Introducing Copi, the Fish Formerly Known as Asian Carp
On Wednesday, Illinois officials announced a new name for the carp, which is actually an umbrella name for bighead, black, grass and silver carp They will now be referred to collectively as copi
- Fish FAQ | Copi is a fresh and locally caught wild fish
Copi is a wild-caught fish from fresh waterways in Illinois and the Midwest It is not imported and it is not sourced from the ocean, which makes it a great alternative to depleted ocean seafoods such as cod, halibut, Chilean sea bass, pollock, orange roughy, tuna and others
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