Smarter salmon.

Pure Alaska Salmon Company's canned Red Head Wild Sockeye Salmon and Think Pink Wild Pink Salmon ($24.99 to $39.99 for 12 7.5-ounce cans) contain only Alaskan salmon caught in the wild, not grown on farms. Salmon farms are typically made from floating net-cages or standing pens and can pollute the local marine environment, spread disease and cause competition with native stocks. Aquatic farms typically use human-grade antibiotics and potentially harmful pesticides, and the harvested fish have tested positive for cancer-causing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) and dioxin (see "Salmon of a Different Color" Updates, July/August 2003). Unlike farmed fish, wild Alaskan salmon has tested clean for mercury. Salmon is low in carbohydrates and contains high levels of omega-3 fatty acid, which helps fight depression, reduce aggression, prevent heart arrhythmias and stimulates the brain. Pure Alaska Salmon Company's products are Kosher certified and contain no pesticides, preservatives or hormones. CONTACT: Pure Alaska Salmon, [phone], www.purealaskasalmon.com.