2020
DOI: 10.15381/rivep.v31i1.17539
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Caracterización sanitaria e identificación de los puntos de contaminación microbiológica en la cadena de comercialización pesquera en el puerto de Pucallpa, Ucayali, Perú

Abstract: El objetivo del estudio fue caracterizar sanitariamente la cadena de comercialización pesquera e identificar los puntos de contaminación microbiológica desde el desembarque hasta la venta, en el puerto de Pucallpa, Ucayali, Perú. La pesca artesanal finaliza con el desembarque de botes de madera con motor. Los pescados son lavados en el agua del río, así como el material plástico y tinas dentro de los 150 m de la ribera. Los pescados son trasladados cubiertos con hielo picado, capas de plástico y cascarilla de … Show more

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“…Although the origin and high exposure to environmental contaminants of these fish is not suitable for their commercialization and can generate a public health problem, adequate training of fishermen in the use of food safety and handling techniques could improve the microbiological quality of fish from these reservoirs (Barrera and Contreras, 2021;Roldán Acero et al, 2020). It should be noted that most fishermen in this area do not have knowledge of basic hygiene and food safety standards (Meneses and Nieto, 2015;Rondón et al, 2020). Therefore, considering the use of adequate boats, ex situ processing in places where asepsis is guaranteed, the use of potable water and adequate cold storage could reduce the growth of pathogenic bacteria.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the origin and high exposure to environmental contaminants of these fish is not suitable for their commercialization and can generate a public health problem, adequate training of fishermen in the use of food safety and handling techniques could improve the microbiological quality of fish from these reservoirs (Barrera and Contreras, 2021;Roldán Acero et al, 2020). It should be noted that most fishermen in this area do not have knowledge of basic hygiene and food safety standards (Meneses and Nieto, 2015;Rondón et al, 2020). Therefore, considering the use of adequate boats, ex situ processing in places where asepsis is guaranteed, the use of potable water and adequate cold storage could reduce the growth of pathogenic bacteria.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%