Storage of pink perch {Nemipterus japonicus) in ice : Chemical, microbiological and sensory assessment
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Abstract
The most important objective in postharvesttechftology 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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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