Re: more on sardines

From: Balamurugan (balasm@rediffmail.com)
Date: Wed Jan 10 2001 - 10:17:16 PST

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    Dear Sir,
    We are having 4 fishing trawlers (size is 21 feet) which are having facilities for processing, freezing, packing, freezer store. And we are doing on board processing. We are doing shrimp, cuttlefish, lobster. Oil sardine will come in sole and small boat will go for this fishing. In boat maximum 5 tones is coming. I think you are netting too much time. You should collect the fish from net atleast every 3 hrs. Once the fish dies chemical and microbial activities will start. Histamine will come under CCP's and it will not be it will not be reduced in further processing or any other steps. According to FDA once the histamine level is higher than limit that should be discarded. Since I do not know your vessel capacity, ask your vessel people to separate tune and sardine and ice separately. Once they reached maximum capacity ask them to come back. Because to get incentives, they will not think about fish quality. Ask your vessel technologist to take care about icing.
    If you want more specify your topic if possible i can help you.

    Thanking you

    Balamurugan
    Quality controller
    Yeduguri Seafoods limited
    INDIA
    balasm@rediffmail.com

    ------------- Original Message --------------
    "Anne" <anne@BORNSTEIN.COM> wrote:
    To:<seafood@ucdavis.edu>
    From:"Anne" <anne@BORNSTEIN.COM>
    Date:Wed, 10 Jan 2001 09:38:35 -0800
    Subject: more on sardines

    Hello again,I should have been more specific about my sardine question.We
    have been processing them for long line bait this last year here in
    Astoria.We have purse seiners that fished just for us so the sardines we
    would process for food would be bought right off the boat.I am
    concerned about Monitoring the CCP's,we process Tuna
    in the summer and have an easier time being able to control the development
    of Histamines and the Sardines would have the same CCP'S as the Tuna but
    when you have a boat with one ton of tuna,and a boat with 30-40 tons of
    sardines what works for one probably won't work for the other.Are there any
    processors on the West Coast that are
    putting up sardines for food?looking for information on the internet hasn't
    been too lucrative so any information I can get will be great.Thanks again
                             Anne Espedal
                             Bornstein Seafoods
                             Astoria,Oregon

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