cod fish in the lime light
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recently did anybody have prob with the cod fish huh??
like sick or watever....... or having oily stools.... etc.. -
had cod fish at week at aerins
no sick or wat...... -
well... am not so lucky.... but hopefully it is not due to the cod fish...
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die
i been eating a lot of cod fish lately -
the cod fish here shd be safe lah
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ya... but i have diahorreoa after eating... hopefully it was because i ate too much tuna...
pray man.. -
Huh? First you say cod, now you say tuna?
Wait you say batang how? -
i said "hopefully".. can u understand english!
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ok lar ok lar sorry lar.
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haha.. ok... forgive u...
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I makan on cods and salmons like drinking water
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prefer cod to salmon
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salmon sashimi is my favourite food
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Friday January 26, 8:17 PM
AVA tells traders to label fish correctly following reports of oil fish sold as cod
SINGAPORE: The Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority in Singapore has instructed traders to comply with labelling requirements.
This follows reports that oil fish is being touted and sold as cod fish.
It says many consumers may not be aware of the laxative side effects of eating oil fish due to the high content of indigestible waxy oil.
If not prepared properly or eaten in large quantities, it could cause diarrhoea in some consumers.
AVA says traders should correctly label the fish so that consumers can identify it.
Under its Sale of Food Act, it is an offence to sell food products which do not comply with labelling requirements.
If convicted, a person can be fined up to $5,000.
For subsequent convictions, he can be fined a maximum of $10,000 or jailed up to 3 months or both.
MediaCorp has been receiving calls from the public voicing concern about whether oil fish is safe to eat.
AVA says grilling will help to reduce the heavy fat content, and not everyone who eats the fish will be affected.
It gives the assurance that fish sold in Singapore is safe to eat. - CNA /dt -
Friday January 26, 8:17 PM
Cod fish sold in Singapore safe to eat: AVA
SINGAPORE: Cod fish sold in Singapore is safe to eat.
The Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority says the type of fish which caused many to be sick in Hong Kong is not known to be available here.
Mr Wong Tak Po, who called the MediaCorp News Hotline, was initially concerned when he bought five pieces of cod fish at a discount from a local supermarket.
Even though his family have since eaten two pieces, they have not experienced any health problems.
AVA says the so-called "oil fish" that caused a food scare in Hong Kong dwells near the bottom of the seabed, and has a waxy, non-digestible substance, which can cause diarrhoea if taken in large amounts. - CNA /dt -
Cod fish no problem but oil fish big problem.
They look like cod fish so choose properly. -
simi si oil fish? you yu?
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Hahahah now theres even more reason for me to chow down salmon >=]
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so hows the 'oil fish' thingy now?
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Yeah they make u fart oil all the time. I got it for 3 days in a row a few years ago. Cough will trigger oil output , passing water will trigger an oil output. It's all oily diarrhea , you can see the oil floating .... great for moisturising ur bum.Originally posted by viewquek:Cod fish no problem but oil fish big problem.
They look like cod fish so choose properly.
Australia has those type of fish- they are called escolar or butterfish - but the true butterfish is not escolar. -
eh cod in chinese isit xueyu
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neber eat oilfish before leh...wld love to try it
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ya den can report sick rite ?Originally posted by stooki:neber eat oilfish before leh...wld love to try it -
if you eat real cod fish, you'll be fine ... but if some farked up fishmonger "hang goat's head, sells dog meat" ... you'll kenna lor ... -
x 2Originally posted by TehJarVu:salmon sashimi is my favourite food