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SPECIFICATION FOR DRY-SALTED FIN fish
MS 1352:1994
Status : Original
Format : PDF

This Malaysian Standard prescribes the requirements for the following dry-salted fin fish. 
Ikan kurau (Thread fin), (Polynemus indicus) 
....Read more Ikan talang (Leather skin) Queenfish, [Chorinemus lysan, Chorinemus to!] 
Ikan cermin/sagai/cupak/demudoklrambai/keropoh (Horse mackerel) 
[Caranx armatus (Armed trevally), 
Caranx malabaricus (Malabar trevally), 
Caranx speciosus (Golden trevally), 
Caranx sexfasciatus (Six banded trevally)]. 
Ikan gelama (Jewfish) [Otolithes ruber, 
Otolithes lateoides, 
Pseudosciaena aneus, 
Pseudosciaena goldman!, 
Pseudosciaena soldado, 
Pseudosciaena coibor, 
Johnius carutta]. 
Ikan merah (Red snapper) [Lutjanus malabaricus, 
Lutjanus sanguienus].
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Code of good irradiation practice - Part 7: fish, shrimps and frog legs for the control of microflora and pathogens and/or shelf-life extension (Second revision)
MS 1265-7:2018
Status : 2nd Revision
Format : PDF

1.1 This Malaysian Standard describes a code of good irradiation practice for refrigerated fresh or frozen; fish, shrimps or prawns1 and frozen frog leg ....Read more s. 

1.2 This standard does not include dried fish and dried salted fish 

1.3 The microbial contamination of concern in this standard is mainly bacterial. As referred to in this standard, irradiation is not used to treat contamination with other organisms, such as mould, yeasts and insects. However, when irradiating fresh fish for bacterial reduction, any parasites present are rendered non-infective. 

1.4 Frozen frog legs, fish and shrimps may be contaminated with pathogenic bacteria such as Salmonella, Shigella, Vibrio, Listeria and Yersinia. The irradiation of these foods is for the purpose of inactivating such pathogenic vegetative bacteria and not for the purpose of their preservation, which is achieved through freezing. 

1.5 Bacterial contamination of fresh fish and shrimps can lead to their spoilage. The irradiation of these pr
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CODE OF GOOD IRRADIATION PRACTICE – PART 5: DRIED fish AND DRIED SALTED fish FOR INSECT DISINFESTATIONS (FIRST REVISION)
MS 1265: PART 5:2005
Status : Withdrawal with replacement
Format : PDF

This Malaysian Standard describes the code of good irradiation practice for insect disinfestations of dried fish and dried salted fish. The fish to which this standard applies are fish of either marine or fresh water origin, and which ar e either dried, or dried and salted Close

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CODE OF GOOD IRRADIATION PRACTICE – PART 7: fish, SHRIMPS AND FROG LEGS FOR THE CONTROL OF MICROFLORA (FIRST REVISION)
MS 1265: PART 7:2007
Status : Withdrawal with replacement
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This Malaysian Standard describes a code of good irradiation practice for refrigerated fresh or frozen; fish, shrimps or prawns1 and frozen frog legs. T ....Read more his standard excludes requirements for other animal foods of marine or freshwater origin. The microbial contamination of concern in this standard is mainly bacterial. As referred to in this standard, irradiation is not used to treat contamination with other organisms, such as moulds, yeasts and insects. However, when irradiating fresh fish for bacterial reduction, any parasites present are rendered non-infective. Close

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Code of good irradiation practice - Part 5: Dried fish and dried salted fish for insect disinfestation, reduction of pathogenic microorganisms and control of moulds (Second revision)
MS 1265-5:2018
Status : 2nd Revision
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This Malaysian Standard describes the code of good irradiation practice for dried fish and dried salted fish....Read more pan> for the purpose of insect disinfestations, reducing pathogenic microorganisms and controlling mould growth. Close

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SPECIFICATION FOR CANNED CUTTLEfish OR SQUID
MS 1251:1992
Status : Original
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This Malaysian Standard specification prescribes the requirements for canned cuttle fish or squid.

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SPECIFICATION FOR CANNED fish IN BRINE
MS 1122:1988
Status : Original
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This Malaysian Standard Specification prescribes the requirements and methods of
sampling and test for fish canned in brine.

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SPECIFICATION FOR CANNED fish IN OIL
MS 1121:1988
Status : Original
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This Malaysian Standard Specification prescribes the requirements and methods of
sampling and test for fish canned in oil.

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Dried crackers (keropok) from freshwater and marine fish, crustacean and molluscan shellfish - Specification (Second revision)
MS 1113:2015
Status : 2nd Revision
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This Malaysian Standard prescribes the specification for dried crackers (keropok) prepared
from freshwater and marine fish, crustacean and mollusc ....Read more an shellfish. Close

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METHOD OF TEST FOR PALM OIL AND PALM OIL PRODUCTS : PART 4: DETERMINATION OF WATER CONTENT – KARL fishER METHOD (ISO 8534:1996, IDT)
MS 817: PART 4:1998
Status : Withdrawal without replacement
Format : PDF

This Malaysian Standard specifies a method using Karl Fischer reagent for the determination of the water content of animal and vegetable fats and oils (hereinafter referred to as fats) that do not con ....Read more tain impurities such as soaps or other alkaline compounds which may react to produce high results.

It is only applicable to fats with low water content.
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