- Scombrotoxin in seafood
In general, while histamine producing bacteria are capable of growing over a wide temperature range, their rate of growth and subsequent histamine production is faster at temperatures greater than 20 C than at temperatures around 7 C.One scientific paper.
- Interim Report 2003/2004
A number of factors affected profits during the first six months of the financial year including: Overall catch levels were in line with expectations, with lower catches of hoki in New Zealand and skipjack tuna in the Pacific area being offset by higher.
- 1 Appendix 1 Analysis of aerial sightings data to investigate
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- A FISH SURVEY IN A MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS ESTUARY FROM 1971 TO 1978
The results of these tests, marked by asterisks (*) in Table 2, showed that dogfish, mullet, kahawai and warehou had statistically significant declines in both fish numbers and weights between Period A and Period B both for first The pattern of.
- Food Safety
A probable scombroid case was defined as anyone consuming smoked kahawai (Arripis trutta) after 5 December, 2002, who within three hours, suffered two or more of the following symptoms: Diarrhoea (1 or more loose motions in a 24 hour period) Red rash.
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