Guidance

Validating the method of fish capture - Metabolomics (MMO1164)

This proof of principle study investigated a non-targeted metabolomics approach using mass spectrometry to evaluate if this is a potential approach to distinguish between line and hanging net caught mackerel.

From:
Marine Management Organisation
Published
12 February 2020

Documents

Two Page Summary: Validating the method of fish capture - Metabolomics (MMO1164)

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Full Report: Validating the method of fish capture - Metabolomics (MMO1164)

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As part of the Marine Management Organisation’s (MMO) ongoing work looking at enhancing provenance and traceability the MMO sought an assessment of approaches available for confirming by which method fish sold ashore were originally caught, to potentially support and verify other systems for managing compliance and enforcement. These approaches could apply to fish caught domestically and fish products imported into the UK requiring catch certificates.

Published 12 February 2020