Our Favorite Sustainable Seafood Delivery Boxes

Based in the northern reaches of Norway, Kvaroy sets the standard in sustainable salmon farming best practices. Their silky and rich fish is super high in long-chain omega-3s, and is free of antibiotics, hormones, and artificial coloring. The results are consistently delicious and free of the downsides of many other farmed offerings.

The price: $90 for 10 8-oz. portions

The payoff: Ridiculously rich farmed salmon

Fact: A pescatarian diet is good for you. Fact: Finding consistently fresh, wild, sustainable seafood at the supermarket is challenging. Wild Alaskan makes it easy to get your weekly dose of delicious fish with their array of boxes that contain pre-portioned filets ready to be thawed and cooked. Go for the Wild Combo Box, which includes halibut, cod, rockfish, and other white fish as well as salmon. 

The price: $131 per box and up

The payoff: Omega-3s on the regular

With carbon offsets, a transparent supply chain, and a focus on sustainability, Sitka Salmon Shares delivers peace of mind with every box of fish. If you’d like to split a big order between friends and keep packaging down, go for the neighborhood box. In addition to salmon, Sitka offers an array of white fish and spot prawns as well.

The price: $109 per box and up

The payoff: Feel-good fish

Not everyone has the freezer space required to stockpile several weeks worth of quality protein, which is half the appeal of ordering the canned Alaskan delicacies from Wildfish Cannery, based in Klawock, Alaska, on Prince of Wales Island. The other half is how delicious their locally caught, alder-smoked offerings are: In addition to regional specialties like geoduck and tasty sustainable bycatch like octopus, they offer all grades of salmon including the rare white king.

The price: From $10 a can to $194 for a primo mixed case

The payoff: Shelf stable, high quality quarantine fuel