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Proficiency testing of growers using the Neogen rapid Paralytic Shellfish Toxin test kits

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posted on 2023-05-25, 19:34 authored by Alison TurnbullAlison Turnbull, Dorantes-Aranda, JJ, Malhi, N, Jolley, J, Andreas SegerAndreas Seger, Sarah UgaldeSarah Ugalde
Over recent years Tasmanian shellfish growers have been contending with toxic algal blooms that result in their shellfish rapidly accumulating paralytic shellfish toxins (PST) to levels above the regulatory limits. As a result, contaminated shellfish have been unknowingly placed on the market, necessitating over 23 recalls since 2012. A rapid, cost effective monitoring tool that can be used on-farm as a qualitative screening tool for identifying shellfish containing concerning levels of toxin was identified as the best method of addressing this risk.

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South Australian Research and Development Institute; PIRSA

Volume

June

Pagination

12

Department/School

Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies

Publisher

South Australian Research and Development Institute; PIRSA

Place of publication

South Australia

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  • Restricted

Socio-economic Objectives

Aquaculture oysters

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