
Product Insights
These frozen, breaded Alaska pollock fish sticks, marketed as MSC‑certified sustainable seafood, come in a 450 g bag sold by U stores. They belong to the Fish Meat Eggs group, deliver 14 g of protein per 100 g while containing 7.9 g fat (0.6 g saturated), 0.5 g sugars and 0.74 g salt, giving them a Nutri‑Score of A but a NOVA‑4 ultra‑processed classification. Despite the eco‑labels (MSC, FSC, no palm oil), the product receives an Eco‑score of E (29), indicating a relatively high overall environmental impact.
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Comparative Analysis
Compared with the average frozen fish product, this fish stick has less than half the sugar (0.5 g vs 0.98 g) and far less salt (0.74 g vs 5.32 g), but its fat content is higher (7.9 g vs 6.62 g).
Ingredients
COLIN d Alaska (theragra chalcogramma) issu de pecheries certifiees MSC peche au chalut en ocean Pacifique Nord-Est et en ocean Pacifique Nord-Ouest 65%, farine de BLE, huile de colza, eau, amidon de BLE, sel, curcuma, levure, extrait de paprika.
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Everything you need to know about Bâtonnets de poisson Colin Alaska MSC, 15 pièces - 450g.









