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 | | Acknowledgement | ||
| | Preamble | ||
| | Introduction | ||
|  | Physical losses | ||
| | Economic losses | ||
| | Nutritional losses | ||
| | Measuring losses | ||
| | Ways of reducing losses | ||
| | Pesticides and cured fish | ||
| | References | ||
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ISBN 0-8594-291-2
POST-HARVEST LOSSES OF FISH IN THE
TROPICS
Geoff Ames, Ivor Clucas and Susan Scott Paul
NATURAL RESOURCES
INSTITUTE
Overseas Development Administration
Reducing losses
Ways of reducing losses use of ice for fresh
fish handling, distribution and marketing Improved drying practices Reducing
insect infestation in cured fish processing and storage Reducing other losses of
cured fish (food hygiene practices during fish processing Bacteriological
contamination of shrimp Finding markets for by-catch Training the people
involved
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