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From: Adam Simpson (AdamS@ahsl.co.nz)
Date: Tue May 16 2000 - 19:24:32 PDT

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    Hi List

    I have received several complaints relating to a very strong ammonia smell
    associated with fillets from various different types of fish. I believe
    this is an indication of spoilage and have also been made aware it relates
    to the gutting of the fish. Is there any literature or comments out there
    to provide me with further explaination/clarification? Could this smell
    ever reach the stage of causing a physical reaction such a burns to the
    mouth?

    Much appreciated

    Adam Simpson
    Health Protection Officer
    Public Health, Auckland Healthcare Services



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