Fish Products and Byproducts Technology: 9.8.1. Production of fish oil

9.8.1. Production of fish oil

Unit 9 - Fish meal and fish oil

9.8.1. Production of fish oil
There are a number of processes that can be used to convert raw fish and cuttings into fishmeal and oil. These fall into several categories defined as wet rendering, hydrolysis, silage production (autolysis), dry rendering and solvent extraction.

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