The yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) popularly known as the ‘chicken of the sea’ is harvested along the Indian coast mainly with an eye on the export market. Though the fish meat both in fresh and canned form has a demand in domestic markets in some states, the higher value it fetches in the export market prompts the fishermen to mainly aim at exports. However, certain minimal conditions of fish quality have to be ascertained and certified before it is accepted for export. The south-east Asian countries are the main market for tunas and tuna meat is consumed both in raw as well as processed forms (canned, fish fingers, fish powder, fish sauce etc.
Not AvailableYellowfin tuna being one of the commercially important fish species, the quality charac...
In the recently convened Workshop on "Stock assessment of yellowfin tuna in the Indian Ocean" (FAO/I...
A series of on the analyses on the meat tuna fishes from fishing till canning stage were carried out...
The colour of tuna is the main criterion for quality assessment of sashimi. In Japan, the general ru...
Tuna is one of the mainstay fisheries commodities that involve many of the ordinary fishermen. The h...
Abstract This paper describes an Automated Visual Inspection System SIVATUN " for quality contr...
Tunas are commercially important food fishes exploited from all the world oceans. Of the 9 species ...
Yellowfin tuna Thunnus albacares in the oceanic waters beyond the depths of 200 m off Visakhapatnam ...
Tunas are commercially important fish and widely but sparsely distributed throughout the oceans of...
Fish handling on vessels plays an important role in the quality of skipjack tuna. The purpose of thi...
A potentially rich fishing ground for yellowfin tuna Thunnus albacares discovered off northern Andh...
Yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) formed an average 33.5% of the total tuna catch of Andhra Prades...
Tuna, fresh or processed in different styles, is a very important commodity in the world trade for ...
This paper provides the experimental details of canning of tuna in oil. The species utilized in the ...
The section presents the good management practices on the receipt, handling, and storage of raw or f...
Not AvailableYellowfin tuna being one of the commercially important fish species, the quality charac...
In the recently convened Workshop on "Stock assessment of yellowfin tuna in the Indian Ocean" (FAO/I...
A series of on the analyses on the meat tuna fishes from fishing till canning stage were carried out...
The colour of tuna is the main criterion for quality assessment of sashimi. In Japan, the general ru...
Tuna is one of the mainstay fisheries commodities that involve many of the ordinary fishermen. The h...
Abstract This paper describes an Automated Visual Inspection System SIVATUN " for quality contr...
Tunas are commercially important food fishes exploited from all the world oceans. Of the 9 species ...
Yellowfin tuna Thunnus albacares in the oceanic waters beyond the depths of 200 m off Visakhapatnam ...
Tunas are commercially important fish and widely but sparsely distributed throughout the oceans of...
Fish handling on vessels plays an important role in the quality of skipjack tuna. The purpose of thi...
A potentially rich fishing ground for yellowfin tuna Thunnus albacares discovered off northern Andh...
Yellowfin tuna (Thunnus albacares) formed an average 33.5% of the total tuna catch of Andhra Prades...
Tuna, fresh or processed in different styles, is a very important commodity in the world trade for ...
This paper provides the experimental details of canning of tuna in oil. The species utilized in the ...
The section presents the good management practices on the receipt, handling, and storage of raw or f...
Not AvailableYellowfin tuna being one of the commercially important fish species, the quality charac...
In the recently convened Workshop on "Stock assessment of yellowfin tuna in the Indian Ocean" (FAO/I...
A series of on the analyses on the meat tuna fishes from fishing till canning stage were carried out...