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Title EFFECT OF STORAGE TEMPERATURE ON THE KEEPING QUALITY OF FROZEN MACKEREL (RASTRELLIGER KANAGURTA)
 
Names Chinnamma, G.
Muraleedharan, V.
Perigreen, P.A.
Gopakumar, K.
Date Issued 1995 (iso8601)
Abstract Quick frozen mackerel (Rastrelliger kanagurta) stored at -10°C, -20°C and -30°C revealed that, as the storage temperature was lowered, a proportional extension of shelf-life was obtained. Development of rancidity was found to be a limiting factor for acceptability when assessed by sensory and chemical parameters like free fatty acid and thiobarbituric acid value. Only slight variation occurred in water extractable nitrogen, free oc -amino nitrogen
and total volatile nitrogen during frozen storage. Lactic acid formation was very rapid in mackerel indicating high glycolytic activity. At the end of 5 months storage, the sample stored at -10°C had 15 times more TBA value than that stored at -30OC. TBA value started to increase from the initial stationary phase after 6 months storage in sample stored at -20°C
and after 9 months in sampled stored at -30°C. Frozen mackerel stored at -300C had a shelflife of more than 9 months provided the material is glazed and packed in moisture proof
packaging material.
Genre Other
Identifier FAO Fisheries Report No. 514 Supplement 1995. 9th Session of the Working Party on Fish Technology and Marketing, Cochin , India