The aquaculture industry in the Midwest region of the United States has limited or no access to economically feasible seafood processing infrastructure for farmed seafood products, leaving producers ...
Archaeologists have little insight into the methods used for the long-term processing and preservation of fish in the past. A study of traditional fish preparation employed by fisherfolk in Panama and ...
Ann Mwangi descaling a fresh Nile Perch at her establishment Samaki Centre in Makutano town, Meru County. [Lydiah Nyawira, Standard] Fish farmers in the Central Region have gradually tripled over the ...
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How was Rome’s most iconic fish sauce made? Scientists decode 2,000-year-old DNA to reconstruct garum
Archaeologists have identified the fish used to make ‘garum,’ Rome’s favorite sauce, not by sight but by sequencing ancient DNA from fragmented bones found in a fish-salting vat in northwestern Spain.
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