A. It merely "requests" that seafood manufacturers and processors inform potential buyers and sellers of the "purgative effect".

B. Escolar has gone through its own re-branding.

C. Some government agencies warn consumers about the fish.

D. The fish is banned outright in Japan and Italy.But a US Food and Drug Administration spokesperson told me that the agency has never considered banning escolar.

E. Its current roster of pseudonyms includes "white tuna,"butterfish,"rudderfish," and "Hawaiian"walu."

F. In 2004, Washington's health department issued a bullein on it, and the European Union mandates that escolar and its relatives be sold only in packaged form with health warnings.

1. FCBEDA
2. DFCEBA
3. BECFDA
4. BECAFD
5. BCAFDE