Reducing histamines in pole and line caught tuna in Indonesia

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Reducing histamines in pole and line caught tuna in Indonesia

STDF/PPG/860

Start:

01/04/2023

Status

Ongoing

Project value (US$)

91,000

STDF Contribution (US$)

48,000

Beneficiaries

Indonesia

Implementing entities

The International Pole and Line Foundation (IPNLF)

Partners

Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries (MAF) Indonesia

The PPG aims to conduct a feasibility study to assess Indonesian fisheries with relatively high levels of histamine in tuna at landing and identify corrective measures for fish handling and cold-chain practices. In addition the PPG will develop a project proposal with activities to prevent high histamine levels for artisanal one-by-one tuna fisheries. The potential project activities include experiential training in fishing and harvest handling best practices - and implementing strategic structural improvements to vessels and their operations to facilitate and maintain an efficient cold chain.

Documents

STDF/PPG/860 - Application Form

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