processing of fishes. All authors used different fishes or fish portions for the analysis of the raw and processed products. Few older studies exist on the influence of
household preparation and processing on the iodine content in marine fish species, and rather inconsistent results have been reported (Montag & Grote, 1981;Manthey, 1989; Holland et al., 1993). Processed fish are consumed in small amount as appetiser. Therefore, the level of daily iodine intake of processed fishes is very
low. The highest levels of daily iodine intake of processed fishes were determined in marinated anchovy (0.36 mg). The lowest levels of daily iodine intake of processed fishes were determined in canned tuna (0.01 mg).