Costco please sell AquAdvantage salmon.

There is no rational reason to not carry this product.

What do you imagine will happen when the human demand for salmon causes a depletion in the supply? GE will help prevent over fishing and will provide a sustainable source for our needs.

GMOs are awesome.

I am a geneticist. Please base your decisions on science, not misinformation.

By not selling this product you are exposing yourself as proponents of ignorance.

I have been a costco shopper since 1993 the first days in Canada please keep your companies good name and do the right thing for the planet

Salmon is very healthy, but expensive. Please carry this less expensive alternative.

Stick with facts not fear and don't cave to fear mongering. This product is safe to consume and poses no unique environmental risks over non-GMO farmed salmon. It will provide an affordable way for more people to incorporate fish into their diets.

I buy a lot of salmon at Costco, at least $100 each month. Costco, please sell AquaBounty so I can continue to be a loyal customer.

Don't cave in to the fear-mongering anti-scientists! Support more sustainable food sources!

Costco stop pandering

I am a long time Costco member who believes that the farmed (pen raised) salmon currently offered by Costco is much more dangerous (through escapement and cross breeding) to wild stocks than the Aqua Bounty Salmon to be available in 2017. Please reconsider and offer it in your stores

This salmon has almost 2 decades of safety testing behind it. It is safe for consumers to eat and adequate environmental protection measures have been taken. Don't hype the fear.

Because 'farming' our oceans is not sustainable, and because the luddites against GMO need some opposition.

I'm excited for a future that includes biotech foods.

I will shop at Costco more frequently if the decision is made to offer this fish!

Don't bow to food ideologues. Breeding these salmon takes the pressure off of wild varieties and these are not exposed to antibiotics. It's the smart thing to do.

Costco please stop spreading anti-science FUD.

For a company known for good customer service and honest marketing, buying into fear mongering is a bit of a let down.

Catering to people who can't accept scientific progress is absolutely ridiculous. If the food is safe for consumption, nutritionally equivalent, and it's more affordable then not selling it because of the nonsensical anti-gmo crowd is nothing more than a marketing scheme.