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- ICAR-Central Institute of Brackishwater Aquaculture in Chennai has developed a deboning technology to make milkfish easier to eat and more marketable.
- Milkfish has been unpopular with consumers because of numerous fine intermuscular bones that make the fish difficult to eat.
- Milkfish can reach a marketable size of around 500 grams in six months with a productivity of 4.5 to 5.0 tonnes a hectare.
- The fish costs about ₹100 a kilogram to farm and fetches a farm-gate price of nearly ₹200 a kilogram, making it attractive for farmers.
- The technology could boost value addition, entrepreneurship and consumption of a low-cost nutritious fish, supporting diversification of India's brackishwater aquaculture.
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- Adoption of the deboning technique by farmers, self-help groups and entrepreneurs after the awareness programme
- Commercial availability of value-added, ready-to-cook milkfish products
- Expansion of milkfish farming as a diversification option in brackishwater aquaculture
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M. Kailasam
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“Through this deboning technology, ICAR-CIBA has addressed a critical market barrier and opened new opportunities for value addition, entrepreneurship, and increased consumer acceptance of this low-cost, nutritious fish”
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…fine intermuscular bones that make it difficult to eat. M. Kailasam, Director, ICAR-CIBA, said the removal of fine intermuscular bones would make milkfish more acceptable to consumers and encourage wider consumption. “ Through this deboning technology, ICAR-CIBA has addressed a critical market barrier and opened new opportunities for value addition, entrepreneurship, and increased consumer acceptance of this low-cost, nutritious fish ,” Dr. Kailasam said. Milkfish, often referred to as the “Brackishwater Carp”, is considered a promising species for diversifying India’s brackishwater aquaculture sector. As a herbivorous fish, it can be produced…
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- Milkfish consumers improved product appeal· longer
- Regional aquaculture sector value addition· longer
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