Udupi: 'No presence of formalin found in fishes at Malpe port' - DC


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (EP)

Udupi, Jan 1: Following complaints of use of formalin to preserve fish at Malpe fisheries port, food safety officials and fisheries officials visited the port on December 18. They collected samples of 12 varieties of fish food and sent them to the laboratory in Bengaluru for tests. The laboratory report which came back with the results now states that there is no presence of formalin in the samples submitted. 

“Formalin test kit is obtained. As tests to know the presence of formalin in the fish will be conducted, there is no need for people to be worried. If formalin is found, the samples of fish food will be sent to the lab for tests. Suitable action will be taken on the basis of the lab report,” said deputy commissioner G Jagadeesha in a press release.

 

  

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  • Save My India, India.

    Sat, Jan 02 2021

    I didn't know that the fishes come out of the sea with Formalin treatment!!
    What a Joke Mr.DC!!!
    It is surprising he didn't conduct tests on fish sold in Udupi , Malpe, Brahmavar, and other places!!
    What does he try to prove??
    Social activists, public should do independent checks at point of sales and storage facilities.
    Truth will come out easily!!!
    Jai Hind!!!

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  • MP, Mangaluru

    Sat, Jan 02 2021

    People should be aware of formalin side effects. Many people do not know how to test formalin in fish independently. For this I request Daijiworld team to publish an article from experts.

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  • Evans C. Sumitra, Udupi/ New York, USA

    Sat, Jan 02 2021

    Save My India, India, What a mind-blowing comment? I hope the DC gives some thought to it.

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  • Save My India, India.

    Mon, Jan 04 2021

    @Evans
    DC should open his eyes and drink the milk................lol.
    Jai Hind!!!

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  • Anil, Dubai

    Sat, Jan 02 2021

    Great... idea sir G.........🤣 🤣🤣
    but we are all fools......

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  • Dinesh, udupi

    Sat, Jan 02 2021

    There are so many gaps to be covered while carrying out the investigation. This test is just an eyewash result. People are not puppets DC

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  • Rashad, Manipal

    Sat, Jan 02 2021

    Haha..what a joke!
    12 sample fishes were sent to Bangalore lab and remaining baskets were filled with chemicals.

    DC sir, assign this job to food quality officers to keep an eye on these fishermen's activities. Random inspection to be done once a week.
    Keep a strict measures against any illegal activities. Nominate someone as a quality manager

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  • MP, Mangaluru, Mangaluru

    Sat, Jan 02 2021

    You are right. Many people consume fish without knowing the formalin presence in the fish. The inspection should be done at all fisheries ports but the quality officers should be honest.

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  • Evans C Sumitra, Udupi/ New York, USA

    Sat, Jan 02 2021

    Rashad, Manipal, Your comments make sense and there is no doubt about it.

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  • Paul, mangalore

    Sat, Jan 02 2021

    Sir ji no formalin in Fish
    But the ice they use contains to preserve fish in trawlers

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Jan 01 2021

    You need to check in Goa ...

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