World & BusinessIndia’s tuna guidance amid parasite reports from Brazil
The Economic Times reports that India’s government says there is no need to avoid tuna. It cites the Indian Council of Agricultural Research as saying fish along the Indian coast show no such signs of infection.
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The Economic Times reports that India’s government says consumers need not avoid tuna or other commercially available fish over parasite reports from Brazil, which highlighted infections particularly in skipjack tuna. The report cites the Indian Council of Agricultural Research as saying fish along the Indian coast show no such signs. It also says proper cooking methods used in India minimize potential risks from parasites.
India’s tuna guidance amid parasite reports from Brazil
The Economic Times reports that India’s government says there is no need to avoid tuna. It cites the Indian Council of Agricultural Research as saying fish along the Indian coast show no such signs of infection.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports that India’s government says consumers need not avoid tuna or other commercially available fish over parasite reports from Brazil, which highlighted infections particularly in skipjack tuna. The report cites the Indian Council of Agricultural Research as saying fish along the Indian coast show no such signs. It also says proper cooking methods used in India minimize potential risks from parasites.