May 17, 2012: Whole Foods stops selling "unsustainable" fish

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If you’re looking to buy Atlantic cod, halibut, or gray sole don’t bother looking at Whole Foods. The organic grocery chain says it will no longer carry fish that is considered “unsustainable.” The move is upsetting New England fishermen who are already struggling to make a living.

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