Snow crab safety in Russia: CbBV virus does not threaten humans
Published 2024년 12월 3일
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The Marine Health Monitoring Committee, KamchatNIRO, has stated that crab meat remains a safe food product despite the presence of the crab virus (CbBV) in certain regions. The virus does not pose a threat to crab populations and is not outbreak-related. Expert s recommend that people should not be concerned about crab meat safety, as crabs with visible signs of inflammation are not harvested, thereby reducing the risk to consumers.
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The Marine Health Monitoring Committee, KamchatNIRO, said crab meat remains one of the safest products. Research shows that the spread of the virus is limited to certain regions and is not outbreak-like. At the same time, it is believed that CbBV can be lethal to individual crabs, but does not pose a threat to their population. Given the current situation, experts urge people not to worry: crabs ...
Source: Fishretail
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