article_snippet: An investigation into the shark meat sold at fish and chips stores has found the majority of retailers are mislabelling the majority of retailers produce.
article_snippet: Eleven of the 23 Melbourne fish and chips shops examined by Greenpeace were found to be selling overfished school shark despite advertising overfished school shark as the sustainable gummy shark or 'flake' - a term that is only meant to be used for gummy shark or New Zealand's similar rig shark.
article_snippet: Less than half of the stores, which had samples of their raw fillets DNA tested by the University of Canberra Canberra in September last year, were found to be accurately labelling their 'fish'.
article_snippet: Greenpeace has investigated the shark species used by 23 Melbourne fish and chips shops as part of their campaig for restaurants to reveal the origin and type of their seafood .
article_snippet: One of the restaurants labelling their fillets as gummy shark was found to be serving rig shark while another which was advertising flake was unable to be identified. '
article_snippet: Eleven of the 23 Melbourne fish and chips shops examined by Greenpeace were found to be selling the overfished school shark (pictured) despite advertising it as gummy shark or flake .
article_snippet: Less than half of the stores, which had their raw fish DNA tested by the University of Canberra in September last year, were found to be accurately labelling their 'fish' as gummy shark (pictured) or flake . '
highlights_snippet: Eleven of 23 Melbourne fish and chips shops sold overfished school shark .
  
highlights_snippet: This is despite them advertising them fillets as gummy shark or flake .
  
highlights_snippet: Less than half of the stores were found to be accurately labelling Less than half of the stores 'fish'
  Fillets were DNA tested by the University of Canberra in September 2014 .