Less Stress - Better Salmon Meat Quality

17 February 2012, at 12:00am

NORWAY - Salmon that becomes stressed before slaughter has a shorter shelf life because the flesh suffers more bacterial growth and develops undesirable flavours and odours more quickly. The negative consequences of stress are greater for raw than for cooked salmon.

Less Stress - Better Salmon Meat Quality

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