Is canned salmon considered to be wild salmon?

Canned salmon can be both wild and farm-raised. Wild salmon is caught in the wild, while farm-raised salmon is raised in captivity. The type of salmon that is used in canned salmon will vary depending on the brand and the region where it is produced. Some brands of canned salmon may use a mix of wild and farm-raised salmon, while others may only use one type of salmon.

As a general rule, canned salmon that is labeled as "wild salmon" or "Alaskan salmon" is more likely to be wild-caught. However, it is important to read the label carefully to ensure that the salmon is actually wild-caught. Some brands may use the term "wild salmon" even if the salmon is actually farm-raised.

If you are looking for canned salmon that is specifically wild-caught, you can look for the following certifications:

* Marine Stewardship Council (MSC)

* Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC)

* Global Aquaculture Alliance (GAA)

These certifications ensure that the salmon has been caught or raised in a sustainable manner.