Fish and fishery products represent one of the
most extensively traded commodities in the world
with more than 40 per cent of fish output traded
internationally at an export volume of almost US$
60 billion.1
Trade in fish and fishery products can
play a key role in the development strategies of
many developing countries. Developing country
trade in fish products has been increasing rapidly
in recent years, both in real terms and as a share
of the total value of global trade.2
Furthermore,
developing countries account for a large part of
production, producing nearly three times as much
fish as developed countries
The vast majority of outbreaks of food-related illness are due to pathogenic microorganisms,
rather than to chemical or physical contaminants. As they are generally undetectable by the
unaided human senses (i.e.they do not usually cause colour changes or produce off-flavours
or taints in the food) and they are capable of rapid growth under favourable storage
conditions (Lelieveld et al. 2003). The United States Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention reported that fish and shellfish account for 5% of the individual cases and 10% of
all foodborne illness outbreaks, with most of the outbreaks resulting from the consumption
of raw molluscan shellfish (Flick, 2008)
Fish and fishery products represent one of the
most extensively traded commodities in the world
with more than 40 per cent of fish output traded
internationally at an export volume of almost US$
60 billion.1
Trade in fish and fishery products can
play a key role in the development strategies of
many developing countries. Developing country
trade in fish products has been increasing rapidly
in recent years, both in real terms and as a share
of the total value of global trade.2
Furthermore,
developing countries account for a large part of
production, producing nearly three times as much
fish as developed countries
The vast majority of outbreaks of food-related illness are due to pathogenic microorganisms,
rather than to chemical or physical contaminants. As they are generally undetectable by the
unaided human senses (i.e.they do not usually cause colour changes or produce off-flavours
or taints in the food) and they are capable of rapid growth under favourable storage
conditions (Lelieveld et al. 2003). The United States Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention reported that fish and shellfish account for 5% of the individual cases and 10% of
all foodborne illness outbreaks, with most of the outbreaks resulting from the consumption
of raw molluscan shellfish (Flick, 2008)
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