Researchers from the Croatian Veterinary Institute analysed the meat of European sea bass and gilt-head sea bream raised in two locations in the Adriatic. The percentage of total fat varied considerably over the seasons, while the lipid quality indices were in line with those recommended by international health organizations and increased with the use of an experimental feed developed by researchers at the University of Udine. This said, data from a survey conducted by researchers from the Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management (where?) indicate that there are many negative prejudices with respect to farmed fish and propose a new market strategy, based on consumer information on the nutritional quality of products raised.

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NUTRITIONAL QUALITY OF SEA BASS AND SEA BREAM FARMED IN THE ADRIATIC AREA

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THE INFLUENCE OF NEW FEED FORMULATIONS USED IN MARICULTURE ON THE QUALITY OF FARMED FISH

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FISH CONSUMPTION: HEALTH EFFECTS AND FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSUMER CHOICE

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PROMOTION OF SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE PRODUCTS

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MARKETING OF SUSTAINABLE AQUACULTURE PRODUCTS

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