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Questions and Answers - Product

Question:

What is the tolerance for extraneous material in semi-processed shrimp destined for further processing?

Answer:

A unit will be considered defective if:

  • 4 or more pieces of seaweed (singly or in combination) which exceed 25 mm in total length are found in a 1 kg sample unit. This tolerance is to be prorated for sample-unit sizes other than 1 kg; or

  • a sample unit contains 5% or more, by weight, of juvenile fish or shellfish.

ID #

PRO #16

Contact/Further Information:

Please contact Sylvia Flemming for further information on this subject.

Date:

1 April 2000

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