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- The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute confirmed that tuna caught in Indian waters shows no signs of harmful parasitic infestation.
- This statement follows public concern triggered by reports of parasites found in skipjack tuna in the Atlantic Ocean.
- Consumers are advised against avoiding tuna based on studies conducted in other geographical regions.
- Eating these fish remains safe and healthy for the public.
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Grinson George
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“The fish examined do not show external manifestations of harmful parasitic infestation”
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…Grinson George said in a release that scientists at the institute regularly examine fish, including skipjack tuna, as part of fish biology studies and observe fish for abnormalities and parasites whenever necessary. The fish examined do not show external manifestations of harmful parasitic infestation , he added. The institute said such findings from a particular geographical region should not be generalised to tuna caught in Indian waters. Published - September 22, 2026 07:55 pm IST…
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