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Título: Biochemical and Microbiological Characteristics of Fresh Sardines ("Sardinella maderensis") from the Exclusive Economic Zone of Mauritania Waters
Autores/as: Tolba, Bah Abba
Tejedor Junco, María Teresa 
Hamed, Mohmed Salem El Mahmoud
Santana Del Pino, Ángelo 
Brahim, Hamoud Ould
Zamel, Mohamed Lemine Cheikh
Salihi, Ahmedou Mohamed Vadel
Coordinadores/as, Directores/as o Editores/as: Cavalheiro, Carlos
Clasificación UNESCO: 310905 Microbiología
310504 Protección de los peces
Fecha de publicación: 2023
Publicación seriada: Journal of Food Processing and Preservation 
Resumen: Mauritania acquired the status of a lower-middle-income country in 2014. Economic development has relied primarily on fishing and mining. Fish is an important element in achieving adequate nutrition in these countries. But foodborne chemical and microbial hazards that may be present in fish are a major concern. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the microbiological and biochemical properties of fresh sardines (Sardinella maderensis). Totally, 135 samples were collected when boats arrived at the landing site and at the four main market sites. Microbiological and biochemical parameters were tested. Samples taken just after the arriving of the boats, almost always met quality standards. But when samples were taken on the markets, a high proportion of samples showed values of microbiological parameters higher than permissible limits. TVBN and TMA that result from the degradation of fish proteins, exceeded the authorized values in approximately 20% of the samples. Our findings suggest that postharvest contamination is the main health risk. Ensuring the cold chain, improving hygienic conditions in markets, and training vendors in food safety are the main challenges to be faced to reduce public health risks.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10553/128097
ISSN: 0145-8892
DOI: 10.1155/2023/6628307
Fuente: Journal of Food Processing and Preservation [0145-8892], v. 2023, article ID 6628307 (mayo 2023)
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