Storage of pink perch {Nemipterus japonicus) in ice : Chemical, microbiological and sensory assessment


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  • G Vidya Sagar Reddy University of Agricultural Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka 575
  • L N Srikar University of Agricultural Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka 575

Abstract

The most important objective in postharvest
techftology of fish is to preserve its
freshness. Many tropical fishes have longer
shelf life when s:tored in ice than those from
tonperate water;: because of low» number of
psychotrophs (Disney et al. 1971). The storage
life of marine fish in ice varies between 9
and 21 days (Bramstedt 1965). According to
Boyd and Wilson (1978), for every hour fishes
are held on deck at temperature between 14*C
and 18*C, they loose the equivalent of one day
shelf life in ice.

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  • G Vidya Sagar Reddy, University of Agricultural Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka 575
    University of Agricultural Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka 575
  • L N Srikar, University of Agricultural Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka 575
    University of Agricultural Sciences, Mangalore, Karnataka 575

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Reddy, G. V. S., & Srikar, L. N. (2011). Storage of pink perch {Nemipterus japonicus) in ice : Chemical, microbiological and sensory assessment. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 38(1), 55-59. https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJF/article/view/10241