Indian Tuna Free of Parasites, Government States After Study in Brazil
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What happened
The government stated that Indian tuna is free of parasites following a study conducted in Brazil. ICAR-CMFRI scientists regularly examine fish, including skipjack tuna, and reported that they had not observed any external signs of harmful parasitic infestation in the fish.
From hindustantimes.com
Why it matters
The finding addresses food safety concerns regarding Indian tuna. The government's statement follows the regular examination protocols used by ICAR-CMFRI scientists for various fish products.
From hindustantimes.com
Who's involved
- IndiaThe country whose tuna product was assessed
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The entities involved
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Pallavi Singhal
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New Delhi
capital city of India
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Hindustan Times
Indian English-language newspaper