Fish processing technology

Acronym
B14805
Status
mandatory
Semester
8
Number of classes
2L + 1E
ECTS
4.0
Study programme
Module
Type of study
Bachelor academic studies
Lecturer/Associate (practicals)
Prerequisite / Form of prerequisites

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Learning objectives

Introducing students to postmortem changes in fish meat and their impact on quality and processing procedures. Description of the various technologies used in the fish processing industry.

Learning outcomes

Achievement of basic knowledge and acquisition of certain skills by students necessary for work in the fish processing industry, as well as in scientific, professional, control, project and pedagogical institutions.

Course contents

Chemical composition of fish meat, Post-mortem changes in fish meat (rigor mortis, autolytic processes, spoilage under the influence of bacteria, physical changes), Technological procedures: cooling, freezing, cooking, canning, marinating, MAP. Technological procedures for making different products from fish meat, Training and implementation of HACCP in the fish meat processing industry.

Literature
  1. Footitt JR., Lewis SA., 1999. The Canning of Fish and Meat, An aspen Publication. Gaitersburg, Maryland, USA

  2. Kovačević D., 2001. Chemistry and technology of meat and fish, Faculty of Food Technology, Osijek

  3. Bremner HA., 2002. Safety and quality Issues in Fish Processing

Evaluation and grading

Written test and final exam.

Teaching Methods

Lectures, visits to the food industry, seminar work, consultations.