North Atlantic Sardine Council

Information Library for the World Wide Web

The North Atlantic Sardine Council, founded in 1990, represents the sardine-producing countries of Canada and the United States, and was established for the purpose of educating consumers, dietitians, and health professionals about the many nutritional benefits of eating sardines.

To request materials, check the appropriate box on the order form below and fax it back to us at (206) 464-0879. If you request specific quantities of any of the materials, please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. Thank you for your interest in sardines.

Informational Materials:
Consumer brochure "These Little Fish Can Do A Lot Of Good" (English/ Spanish)
Consumer brochure "Funny How A Little Fish Can Fit In Anywhere"
10 easy recipes with 5 ingredients or less  (English/Spanish)
     Snackin' on Sardines Information Sheet for Kids   
     Sardine Pocket-Size Nutrition Guide     
     Sardine Magnet           
     Press Kit (complete)               

Individual press materials (may be photocopied for multiple copies)
     What's A Sardine?             
     History of Sardine Fishing         
     North Atlantic Sardine Council Background    
     Map of North Atlantic Sardine Harvesting Areas    
     Product Types -- Sardines, Fish Steaks, Kippered Snacks     
     How Sardines Are Harvested and Processed     
     Sardine Inspection -- Norway, The United States, Canada     
     Sardines:  Packed with Nutrition\226Protein, Omega-3 Fatty Acids, Calcium,                 Vitamins, Minerals   
     Sardines:  One of the World's First Canned Foods  
     Sardines Are Predominantly Made Up of Fats That Are Good For The Body
     Sardines:  One of the Best Sources of Heart-Healthy Omega-3 Fatty Acids    
     Sardines:  A Great Way to Get Your Daily Value for Calcium  

Recipes:
     Fish:  The Great Untapped Breakfast Resource 
     Jansen's Temptation (Smoked herring and potato gratin:  traditional and low
                fat versions) and Breakfast Frittata
     Sardine Cuisine:  Last Minute Meals from the Pantry*   
     Red Bell Pepper Sauce for Pasta, Stacked Sardine Sandwich, and Sardine 
                Tapenade
     Sardines:  A Longtime Staple of the Healthy Mediterranean Diet*  
     Polenta Pizza, Tuscan Bruschetta, and Vegetarian Antipasto Spread
     Woman's Day Low-Fat Meals     
     Polenta Pizza and Sardine Sandwich in the Round
     Packable, Portable Meals for the Outdoors*   
     Sardines with Herb Sauce, Mushroom-Garlic Relish, Marinated Raw Vegetables,                Spiced Juice Drink, and Almond Cornmeal Poundcake
     Al Fresco Mediterranean*      
     Mediterranean Salad with Orange Vinaigrette, Pissaladiere, Red, White and
                Blue Berries, Mint Ginger Tea, and Mint Lime Sparkler
     Teach Your Kids to Cook with These Easy Seafood Recipes*    
     Hook and Line Pizza Snacks, Beachcomber Bagel, and Fill-A-Pocket Pita
     Low-Fat Sardine Snacks        
     Sardine Salsa Snacks, Pita Sardine Snacks, Sardine Pita Sandwich with Raita
     Knife & Fork Italian Sandwiches, Eggplant Sandwiches, and Red Relish 
                with Crackers & Sardines
     Sardine Haute Cuisine* (Recipe booklet and sardines in antique crystal 
                sardine server circa 1890s) 
     From the Coastal Kitchens of Provence:  A Savory Summer Stew*
     Provencal Summer Stew, Potato and Arugula Salad, and Blackberry Pear 
                Clafouti
     Generic sardine-can photography*   
     Sunday Back-Porch Brunch*          
     Marinated Melon Salad, Sardine Potato Cakes, Poached Eggs, Garlic Sauted 
                Greens, and Lattes
* Color and black and white photography of platings available
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