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Histamine stability in Rihaakuru at -80, 4 and 30 °c

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posted on 2024-03-12, 21:27 authored by A. Naila, S. Flint, G.C. Fletcher, P.J. Bremer, Gerrit Meerdink

Rihaakuru is a shelf stable fish paste product formed from a fish soup prepared from tuna. Histamine contamination is a food safety issue with this product that is manufactured from tuna fish that has been temperature abused. Histamine concentrations decreased between 31% and 73% in Rihaakuru stored for 10 months at either -80, 4 or 30 °C. This appears to be a property of the product as histamine solutions are reported to be stable, at least under frozen storage. The risk of histamine food poisoning due to Rihaakuru may reduce during the storage of the product. © 2012 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

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  • National Centre for Food Manufacturing (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

Food Chemistry

Volume

135

Issue

3

Pages/Article Number

1226-1229

Publisher

Elsevier

ISSN

0308-8146

Date Submitted

2013-01-08

Date Accepted

2013-01-08

Date of First Publication

2013-01-08

Date of Final Publication

2013-01-08

ePrints ID

7215

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