In 2005 Alaska enacted legislation that requires the labeling of all
products containing genetically engineered fish and shell fish. Senate
bill 25, which introduced the legislation states that all genetically
engineered fish will be "conspicuously labeled to identify the fish or
fish product as a genetically modified fish or fish product," whether
packaged or unpackaged. The law is intended to protect the state’s
fishing industry. More
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