in salmon. Iodine levels in salted fish were found to be 0.489–0.710 mg kg)1 for Atlantic Bonito and 0.518 mg kg) for sardine. Iodine contents of dried fish were determined 1.128 mg kg from produced horse mackerel. Iodine values were 7.283 mg kg) and 0.153 mg kg for marinated anchovy and canned tuna,respectively. The dried and marinating process has a positive effect on the iodine content. These samples showed, however, higher mean iodine contents than theraw ones, which could be attributed to the losses of water content and concentration of iodine in process (especially, the salt content). There is limited information on iodine levels in processed fish. Manthey (1989) and Karl et al. (2005) found an increase in iodine after