RU EN PRODUCTS HORECA PROCUREMENT GOOD DEEDS NEWS VACANCIES Question answer CONTACTS Question answer Can helminth larvae be found in fish products? LLC "TD" BALTIYSKIY BEEREG "strictly observes the standards of parasitic purity of Pacific and Atlantic herring. Our company produces a wide range of preserves, the raw material for which is Clupea palasii - frozen Pacific herring and Clupea harengus - Atlantic frozen herring. According to the Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of December 31, 2015 No. 683 "On the National Security Strategy of the Russian Federation", the production of herring preserves is 90% localized in Russia. As raw materials, we use frozen fish from domestic suppliers * from Kamchatka to Primorsky Krai, as well as fish supplied from the Faroe Islands. All our partners are serious companies with the status of "Reliable Supplier". The raw material fully complies with the requirements of the RF Legislation in terms of sanitary and hygienic standards and parasitic safety standards. Each batch of raw materials supplied to Baltiyskiy Bereg undergoes parasitic testing in a special laboratory **. Exceeding the abundance index (IO) established by the Research Institute of the Federal Agency for Fishery is completely unacceptable in our company. According to the standards, the presence of viable helminth larvae is not allowed in fish products. The content of larvae in an unviable state (dead) is not standardized by legislation. The current sanitary and epidemiological requirements allow the use of sea fish, guaranteed to be disinfected by deep freezing ***. Taking into account the specifics of the resource base of the North-East Atlantic, North Atlantic, and the Pacific region of the Russian Federation, we can say that every second to third herring specimen has signs of damage. However, the affected area is the abdominal cavity that is not eaten. After passing through a thorough processing of the fishing company and examination in our laboratory, the probability of finding viable larvae is reduced to zero. The preserves produced by OOO "TD" BALTIC BEACH "are completely safe! On request, we are ready to provide you with: An extract from the "Instructions for the disinfection and use of marine fish raw materials infected with the larvae of nematodes of the family Anisakidae", Approved. Head of the Department of the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation (contains a table of the extent of infection of Atlantic and Pacific herring, depending on the region of the catch). Statistics of Infestation of Pacific herring in various regions of the Sea of Japan and the Sea of Okhotsk, Sakhalin fishing areas in comparison with the infestation of herring in the Atlantic regions of the North Atlantic catch (TyNRO data, official edition, statistical data 1994–2000). Copies of the protocols of the ILC Study of the Territorial Veterinary Authorities of the Pacific frozen herring (including the results of parasitological purity). Копии протоколов лабораторного исследования ИЛЦ РСХН сельди Атлантической (включая результаты паразитологической чистоты). * Список поставщиков: ПАО «Океанрыбфлот»; АО «ЮЖМОРРЫБФЛОТ»; ООО «СОФКО»; АО «Тралфлот»; ООО «Айсберг-Норд»; ООО «Карат». ** Лаборатория аттестована «Свидетельством №SP01.01.603.130 до 29.12.2019 г.». *** Температурные нормы замораживания морской рыбы от личинок анизакид и других опасных для человека и животных гельминтов: Температура в теле рыбы Время действия температуры Последующие условия хранения Минус 18°C 14 суток Согласно действующим правилам хранения. Минус 20°C 24 часа Последующее хранение при температуре не выше минус 18°C в течение 7 суток. Далее согласно действующим правилам хранения. Минус 30°C 10 минут Последующее хранение при температуре не выше минус 12° C в течение 7 суток. Далее согласно действующим правилам хранения. 195009, Russia, Saint-Petersburg, Mineral ul., D. 29, k. 2. Directions Tel .: +7 (812) 335-04-02 E-mail: info@baltbereg.com © LLC "Trading House " BALTIC BEACH ", 2013. For those who love fish. Development and design of the site Satera