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ABOUT CARP CATCHERS COOPERATIVE
Carp Catchers Cooperative
Carp Catchers Cooperatives (CCC) is a Missouri limited liability company which has as its mission, the harvesting and processing of about 12 million pounds of fish a year, with about 90% of it Asian Carp. CCC is also an “L3C” or “low profit” limited liability company with four bottom lines: People, Planet, Profit and Principles. As such it strives to create and implement creative solutions to the Asian carp invasion of the Mississippi River Basin of National Waters, where, in some reaches, Asian carp constitute 95% of the fish biomass.
CCC is also an outreach fishery to improve the catch of Asian carp, while sorting and returning to the river the native fish, alive and unharmed. We are also interested in letting folks know that the Asian carp, unlike the bottom feeding common carp, produces fillets and steaks which are of premium quality, taste good and are easily stored in their vacuum sealed pouches. As a socially responsible company (ala 501.c.3), we plan to donate about ten percent of our packaged Silverfin fish (a.k.a. Asian carp) to local food banks and food charities. Learn more by going to Carp Catchers Cooperative, http://carpcatchersco-op.wetpaint.com
Comments are welcome.
Jim Miller jimmiller5417@gmail.com
Carp Catchers Cooperatives (CCC) is a Missouri limited liability company which has as its mission, the harvesting and processing of about 12 million pounds of fish a year, with about 90% of it Asian Carp. CCC is also an “L3C” or “low profit” limited liability company with four bottom lines: People, Planet, Profit and Principles. As such it strives to create and implement creative solutions to the Asian carp invasion of the Mississippi River Basin of National Waters, where, in some reaches, Asian carp constitute 95% of the fish biomass.
CCC is also an outreach fishery to improve the catch of Asian carp, while sorting and returning to the river the native fish, alive and unharmed. We are also interested in letting folks know that the Asian carp, unlike the bottom feeding common carp, produces fillets and steaks which are of premium quality, taste good and are easily stored in their vacuum sealed pouches. As a socially responsible company (ala 501.c.3), we plan to donate about ten percent of our packaged Silverfin fish (a.k.a. Asian carp) to local food banks and food charities. Learn more by going to Carp Catchers Cooperative, http://carpcatchersco-op.wetpaint.com
Comments are welcome.
Jim Miller jimmiller5417@gmail.com
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