The key food safety hazards in aquaculture products (from Peddie and Peddie, 2003)

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... that purpose, we compared MIC distributions among the Vibrio populations of a single sample (control oysters taken at T5), obtained, on the one hand, by a classical MIC determination method 1 hod (2 clones tested) and, on the other hand, by the replica plating method (181 clones tested). Distributions were globally quite similar ( Figure 20). For both methods, the modal MIC was 0.125 μg.ml-1. ...

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... wetland sediment, OA concentrations of between 0.1 and 0.7 μg.gl-1 were detected for at least 15 days on and after the treatment. OA concentration in the solid matter trap water, which was supposed to be similar to that of the fish pond, exceeded 0.03 μg.ml-1 for 10.5 days, and 0.06 μg.ml-1 for 7.5 days ( Figure 22). OA concentrations in the other ponds and in the wetland water also exceeded 0.03 μg.ml-1 for several days. ...

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... concentrations in the other ponds and in the wetland water also exceeded 0.03 μg.ml-1 for several days. No accumulation of OA occurred in the bivalves since concentrations were even lower than in the seawater of the corresponding ponds Figure 22: Time during which OA concentration in pond seawater was above specified values ...