How tuna cuts differ in flavour and market value
From akami to ventresca, a guide to tuna cuts, their culinary uses, processing yield and commercial value across the seafood supply chain.
From akami to ventresca, a guide to tuna cuts, their culinary uses, processing yield and commercial value across the seafood supply chain.
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Mackerel, sardines, anchovies, horse mackerel, grey mullet, bogue and blue whiting can all offer good value. What matters is the balance between price, quality, edible yield and how the fish will be used.
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A new European Commission study on seafood consumption points to a market where fish is being purchased less frequently, while convenience, portioned formats and easier-to-prepare products are gaining ground. It is a shift in consumer behaviour that is already influencing the way processors, distributors and...
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