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Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33314-7796

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Professor Mahmood Shivji’s genetics class is using DNA testing to determine if fish served at local restaurants are being mislabeled

Professor Mahmood Shivji’s genetics class is using DNA testing to determine if fish served at local restaurants are being mislabeled. Their results showed that a majority of the restaurants tested where serving fraudulent fish such as escolar being sold as white tuna. The story received FRONT page coverage in the Sun-Sentinel’s Sunday edition, as well as the Orlando Sentinel, Palm Beach Post, United Press International, WGNO, WSFL, etc.


Sun-Sentinel (4/2/11)

Orlando Sentinel (4/3/11)

The Palm Beach Post (4/2/11)

WGNO (ABC) 4/2/11)

Official Wire (4/4/11)

The Press Enterprise (4/3/11)

UPI (4/3/11)

WSFL-TV video (4/2/11)