Have you heard of the special Szeged mirror carp of Hungary?

Published 2021년 9월 7일

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The European Union has protected the name 'Szeged mirror carp' for Hungarian freshwater fish, making it the fourth such name from Hungary to be protected. The fish, farmed in Lake Fehér north of Szeged, is known for its unique characteristics and taste. The breeding area spans 141 ha and is part of the natural catchment basin of the Southern Great Plain. The fish is crumbly, high in protein, and low in fat, and is popular for filleting. It has been bearing the 'Traditions-Flavors-Regions' (HÍR) trademark since 2011.
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"Szeged mirror carp" has become a protected name in the European Union. With the decree published by the European Commission on 8 September, "Szeged mirror carp" became a protected name in the EU. This is the fourth Hungarian freshwater fish name after the previously registered “Szilvásvárad trout”, “Akasztói szikiponty” and “Balaton fish”, which has gained EU protection, contributing to the promotion of fish consumption. Szegedfish introductory video from Robert Borbely on Vimeo. The protected geographical indication 'Szeged mirror carp' refers to live fish and its meat farmed from the state-recognized carp species of Szeged mirror carp. Its breeding area is located north of the city of Szeged on Lake Fehér, as a cohesive fishpond system of 141 ha, based on the natural catchment basin of the Southern Great Plain. The abdominal side of the “Szeged mirror carp” is yellow, its scales are mirrored in the back row. The flesh is reddish in color, crumbly, high in protein, low in fat ...
Source: Agroinform

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