Processing of frigate mackerel auxis thazard: post-harvest gender roles


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Macachor Corazon P., . and Baga Cecilio S., . and Villanueva Bonifacio S., . Processing of frigate mackerel auxis thazard: post-harvest gender roles. pp. 229-236. ISSN 0116-6514

Abstract

In Danao City Philippines processing of tinap-anan or hot smoked frigate mackerel (Auxis thazard) is the main livelihood of about 30 fish port vendors. This is a tasty foodstuff with a shelf life of three days at ambient temperature and five days if refrigerated. In 2005 research on histamine levels in tinap-anan found that the product when processed using traditional methods would be safe for human consumption if properly handled. In June to December 2010 the roles of women and men in the different stages of producing a safe product were studied. The processors were the offspring of the traditional processors. Eighty-two percent of the present processors were female and 18 were male. Women marketed the product through retail stores and direct selling. The men caught the fish were responsible for assuring quality at sea and purchased raw materials from fish ports. Men delivered the processed tinap- anan to restaurants outside the fish port while women delivered it to restaurants inside the port.


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Abstract

In Danao City Philippines processing of tinap-anan or hot smoked frigate mackerel (Auxis thazard) is the main livelihood of about 30 fish port vendors. This is a tasty foodstuff with a shelf life of three days at ambient temperature and five days if refrigerated. In 2005 research on histamine levels in tinap-anan found that the product when processed using traditional methods would be safe for human consumption if properly handled. In June to December 2010 the roles of women and men in the different stages of producing a safe product were studied. The processors were the offspring of the traditional processors. Eighty-two percent of the present processors were female and 18 were male. Women marketed the product through retail stores and direct selling. The men caught the fish were responsible for assuring quality at sea and purchased raw materials from fish ports. Men delivered the processed tinap- anan to restaurants outside the fish port while women delivered it to restaurants inside the port.

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Item Type: Article
AGROVOC Term: Mackerel
AGROVOC Term: Auxis thazard
AGROVOC Term: Gender analysis
AGROVOC Term: Foodstuffs
AGROVOC Term: Shelf life
AGROVOC Term: Temperature
AGROVOC Term: Histamine
AGROVOC Term: Consumption
AGROVOC Term: Raw materials
AGROVOC Term: Processed products
Depositing User: Ms. Suzila Mohamad Kasim
Last Modified: 24 Apr 2025 06:28
URI: http://webagris.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/23668

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