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Presentation 24<br />

BENEFICIAL MEAT QUALITY INDUCED BY DIETS IN YELLOWTAIL<br />

Itaru Shioya<br />

Central Research Laboratory, Nippon Suisan Kaisha, LTD., Kitano Hachioji Tokyo 192-0906,<br />

Japan<br />

Email: i-shio at nissui.co.jp<br />

Yellowtail Seriola quinqueradiata is about 216,000 t for the amount of domestic products, <strong>and</strong> an<br />

important species with a large market scale in Japan. The cultivation production is 160,000 t <strong>and</strong><br />

wild fish is 56,000 t. Thus, it is features that the proportion of the cultivation production is high<br />

in the yellowtail.<br />

The hardness is important to many kinds of fish including yellowtail when eating with raw<br />

fish meat such as “sashimi”. The hardness of sashimi decreases contrary to progress of rigor<br />

mortis after slaughter. The color change of the red muscle of the yellowtail is caused<br />

comparatively fast. The discoloring red muscle remarkably ruins economic merit of the yellowtail.<br />

Therefore, maintenance of muscular hardness <strong>and</strong> delay of color change of the red muscle are<br />

important to raise commercial value of the yellowtail.<br />

The meat quality of farmed yellowtail that was fed EP containing red pepper (experimental<br />

group) was compared with the same age yellowtail that was fed EP (control group). The hardness<br />

of ordinary muscle of the experimental group was significantly large compared with the control<br />

group. The color difference (⊿E*ab) of red muscle was lower in the experimental than the<br />

control group. In the yellowtail that fed on red pepper EP, many items were high score in the<br />

sensory evaluation compared with the wild yellowtail. These results describe that dietary red<br />

pepper is able to raise muscular hardness <strong>and</strong> to slow down the color change in red muscle of the<br />

yellowtail.<br />

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