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This was in Vic, Sunbury.
Lots of debate over salmon farming and fishing practices however still a good deal/might be useful for anyone that does eat.
Also first post so /flameshield on
[VIC] Salmon Cutlets $10.75/kg @ Coles
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Sometime it comes from thawed
The Australian-farmed salmon is always sold fresh, at least by Colesworth. Frozen salmon is imported.
BTW, it should be safe to re-freeze food that has been thawed properly, but the quality will suffer.
Hmmmm… enjoy the additives
"Details of antibiotic residue detected in March 2023 in wild fish at a Tassal salmon farm at almost five times the allowable level for human consumption were made public in January this year."
https://tasmanianinquirer.com.au/news/tasmanian-epa-rejects-…
That was an isolated incident. And shows how food monitoring works in Australia.
Do you refuse to eat tofu-burgers because one batch of tofu was found to contain e-coli?
"Enjoy your poo." https://www.google.com/search?q=tofu+contaminationSo they shouldn't be afraid of real time reporting of antibiotics…
Also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1WiVqgvBAo
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/oct/26/fish-fee…
https://tasmaniantimes.com/2022/05/noff-releases-toxic-truth…
I've never seen cutlets sold at Coles around Sydney?
Any store available at this price near post code 3174?
Damn so cheap. Would buy 10kg
Dozens of cormorants shot by Tasmanian salmon farm operator
Tassal staff legally killed 53 of the native birds with permission from the Department of Natural Resources and EnvironmentSource: https://tasmanianinquirer.com.au/news/dozens-of-seabirds-kil…
I'll just stick to water…. oh wait.
Experts say Australians should use water filters after drinking water in parts of the country was found to contain dangerous cancer-causing chemicals.
The contaminants - perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS) and perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) - have been found in tap water in every state and territory, The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age reported today.
Enjoy the additives
"Details of antibiotic residue detected in March 2023 in wild fish at a Tassal salmon farm at almost five times the allowable level for human consumption were made public in January this year."
https://tasmanianinquirer.com.au/news/tasmanian-epa-rejects-…
Smell before committing, often this price cut is done when not the freshest
Correct those prices mean its a day or two before useby.
Buy and freeze immediately if not planning to use within 2 days. I've never had off fish from Coles, touch wood.
As a person who does eat I'd risk it if available.
So just one store I'm assuming
I notice farmed salmon has a dark brown layer at the back of the skin. It doesnt taste the best either, I dont know what its from or whether it is from what they feed them, but it not nice to look at.
Farming practises vary. The end-product is great though. Tasty, healthy, and freezes well. Stock up!