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Talking is this fish fresh or is it old?

Today the transportation can literally bring the fish inland within hours but with the help of freezers and fridges there are more buyers. (damn it i live 3 miles from the coast and the local fish market gets fresh fish 1x/ week)

Smell: fresh smell; Put a fish in a fridge -> in 18°C it will start to smell in 2 days
Look: No blood in the eyes, mouth, skin is a sign of a fresh fish; Fish eyes are clear and shiny -> white is white/ black is black; Enlarged belly is a sign of an old fish; There must be no signs of pressings/ cuttings; If the fish was hunted with a hock, expect injuries around the mouth and cheek but its OK to eat. Light red gill is a sign of a fresh fish.
Touch: When u press the finger on the body, the skin has to come back again.

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Talking Re: is this fish fresh or is it old?

Nice advice! (didn't mean to rhyme). Ran a fish market for a while and the rule is keep your fish (fresh or frozen thawed) at or near 32' F/0' C as possible. For every 2 degees above that the shelf life of 14 days from catch looses a day! So fish held at 36' F can only be kept 4.5 days! When we slacked out frozen we only kept 7 days @ 32' F. If placed in case & slacked that way kept for 8 days. Very strict logging dates of product too.
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Re: is this fish fresh or is it old?

wow very nice. this is very useful for me, because I love to eat Fish
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