How One Company Is Trying to Disrupt the Broken Fishing Industry — Capital One [SPONSORED]

Most of the fish that is caught passes through a long chain before it hits the plates of consumers, but it doesn't have to be like that. Sea to table is looking to reestablish the connection between the fisherman and kitchens across the USA.
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[donnied]

i guess his opening statement was supposed to elicit some profound reaction in me, but all i thought was, huh? whats wrong with that? chefs and restaurants source the best ingredients and seafood from all over the world every day. restaurants fly in fish from japan daily, which is 7, 000 miles away. so what's wrong with shipping seafood 300 miles if done properly?

[SvenNightingale]

Lol i like the fact they were talking about there are so many fish that are good people don't know about and then at the end the guy just ordered salmon xD

[mrallenwing]

Just a hard work man in a multi-million dollar house in Brooklyn using his fathers money to “disrupt” and industry that his father started

[BeowWulf]

Doesn't really help with the end cost to consumers, unfortunately.

[KeithHedger]

Does the guy in the video run some sort of service for consumers? Does his business have a name, website, contact info??

[darwinianblunder]

Great content, Eater but Capital One is one of the most unethical sponsors out there.

[another]

Lol local company sponsored by rootless multinational corporation...

[urmomisafail]

Not middle men but middle men. So pretensious.

[nicktohzyu]

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