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Seafood the Good Food II
 

Seafood the Good Food II

Oil Profiles for Further Australian Seafoods and Influencing Factors

BD Mooney   Fisheries R & D Corporation
PD Nichols   CSIRO
NG Elliott  

Illustrations
126 pages
Publisher: FRDC



   
Paperback - 2002
ISBN: 9781876996062 - AU $ 34.95
 

 Australians increased their seafood intake during the 1990s, encouraged by nutritionists and medical authorities keen to promote the high levels of nutritionally important omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) contained in seafood oils.

Seafood the Good Food outlines the oil content and composition of 189 Australian seafood species. Each species page lists the common name, scientific name and an image. There is a summary box of oils, oil class and fatty acids, as well as fatty acid nomenclature and portion.

Seafood the Good Food II expands on the first volume by examining factors that may influence the good oils that are present in seafood including how seafood is produced and how it is prepared for consumption. It also outlines the oil content and composition of an additional 79 seafood species not covered in Volume I.

Please note that this book is spiral-bound.

 

 Companion to Seafood the Good Food



The Seafood the Good Food Set of these two volumes provides a comprehensive reference of the oil profiles for Australian seafood, and will be an important resource for nutritionists, professionals in the seafood industry, food science researchers and students.

 

 
  • Health professionals, researchers and nutritionists.
  • Students
 

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