How frozen tuna is processed [📹 wildheart_500]

How'd they close the doors on the trailer with that much tuna packed inside?

Cutting on a plastic board? 😔 Note: Microplastics, tiny plastic particles under 5 mm, are a growing concern for both the environment and human health. They come from the breakdown of larger plastics, synthetic fibers from clothes, and personal care products. These particles can enter the human body through contaminated food, water, and air, leading to potential health issues like inflammation, oxidative stress, and damage to cells. Studies have found microplastics in human stool, indicating they can affect our digestive systems. They may also carry harmful chemicals and pathogens, increasing their risks. Vulnerable groups, such as children and those with existing health issues, are at higher risk. To combat this problem, it’s essential to reduce plastic use, improve waste management, and explore alternative materials. Ongoing research is crucial to understand the full impact of microplastics on human health and to develop effective public health strategies. Addressing this issue is vital for a healthier future.

This looks like wood working

Yea sushi is expensive, but considering the process required to get it onto your plate makes me wonder how anyone can afford it 😅

Intriguing video! Processing frozen tuna involves precision and speed to maintain quality. It's a window into the journey from sea to table, showcasing the intricate balance between preserving nature's bounty and meeting human consumption needs.

Do you know the dongwon group,they have factories in the world,the product tuna with all format,I have worked 3 years in their company called scasa,in Senegal

That's wild. I thought the 7 pound piece I bought was big

Some things we dob’t need to see, but this is kinda cool.

Sometimes I think the people doing this things are heartless because

During the processing, strict hygiene and food safety standards must be adhered to to ensure the safety and taste of the final product.