Good practice for fish consumers

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8meeaFLwdE&t=39s

Duration: 

00:11:19

Year of Production: 

2014

Source/Author: 

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
»This video is part of a video training package on good fish handling, processing and cooking for fish operators and consumers.«

Fish is very tasty, good for all types of people like children, elderly and youth because it provides body strength.

Good quality fish tastes good to consumers thus always buy the best quality fish. Proper fish preparation helps to maintain its quality, safety and nutritional value as they provide proteins to consumers making them strong and healthier. However, only buy fish from clean fish stores with clean equipments.

Benefits of fish

Fish contain beneficial minerals like calcium, potassium, phosphorus and magnesium that are needed for proper body functioning. Additionally fish also provide vitamins like vitamin A, B, D and E as well as fats in form of Omega 3. These help to protect people against heart diseases as well as brain development.

Selecting good fish

Make sure the fish seller is clean and only buy fresh fish with shinny clear eyes protruding out, red gills for fresh fish with fish body bouncing back when touched. Buy clean, undamaged fish with no dirt.

Also buy brown smoked fish but not black. Additionally smoked fish should not be Brocken and should be free from insects. For lake sardines these should be clean, shinny with no dirt. Lastly salted fish should be yellow and insect free.

Proper fish preparation

Always cook or preserve fresh fish as soon as possible. Also cover fresh fish after buying as this helps to protect it from dirt and flies. Additionally, wash hands and utensils before and during fish preparation. Always remove intestines, gills and wash fresh fish well. Furthermore, soak dry or smoked fish in clean water to facilitate softening and lastly, eat fish soon after cooking to control flies invasion.

Sequence from Sequence to Description
00:0002:07Proper practices involved in fish handling.
02:0802:59Fish provide proteins to consumers, minerals and vitamins.
03:0003:54Fish also give fats in form of Omega 3 as well as help babies to develop well.
03:5504:25Selecting good fish: Always buy fish from clean fish stores with clean equipments.
04:2605:02Make sure the fish seller is also clean, only buy fresh fish with shinny clear eyes protruding out.
05:0305:24Fresh fish gills must be red with its flesh bouncing back when touched.
05:2505:54Buy clean, undamaged fish with no dirt. Also buy brown smoked fish but not black.
05:5506:12Smoked fish should not be brocken and with no insects inside and sardines should be clean, shinny with no dirt.
06:1307:03Salted fish should be yellow and insect free. Frozen fish should be well parked and hardened.
07:0407:39Fish preparation: Cook or preserve fresh fish as soon as possible.
07:4007:53Cover fresh fish after buying and wash hands and utensils before and during fish preparation.
07:5408:10Remove intestines, gills and wash fresh fish, soak dry or smoked fish in clean water.
08:1111:19Cook fish with good ingredients and always eat fish soon after cooking.

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