google-site-verification=5mXTZs0RdDCeTpcCGBeUc2HF9uNdM1rSAr9sRldwfdY Consumption of Smoked Herring reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease ~ CMI Blog Absolutes

Consumption of Smoked Herring reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease

 


Smoked Herring is rich in antioxidants, omega fatty acids, DHA, and EPA. These nutrients are essential for cell function and growth. It is, therefore, important to maintain the right physiological conditions in order to maximize the nutritional value as well as the therapeutic value of these fish oil capsules. Apart from Smoked Herring fish oil, smoke flavor enhancers are also recommended to maintain the quality of the product and to improve the taste of the fish. This refrigeration method should be adopted to preserve the antimicrobial and flavonoid content.

Health benefits associated with the Herring is predominantly driving the market growth of Smoked Herring Fish. Herring has high levels of healthy omega-3 fatty acids and essential fats that support normal brain development and function. Research indicates that omega-3 supplements reduce the risk of heart disease and help relieve symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. Moreover, consumption of Smoked Herring Fish also offers health benefits to patients suffering from diabetes, breast cancer, depression, memory loss, and arthritis. On the other hand, the growing trend of consuming vegan food products around the globe is projected to hinder the market growth of the smoked herring fish

Europe is expected to gain significant growth over the forecast period and this is attributed to the high consumption of the herring fish in the region. According to CBI Europe, from 2015, imports of fish and seafood into Europe was on a rise, reaching $22.3 billion in 2018. In 2019, Europe imported $9.7 billion more fish and seafood than it exported. According to the UK Sea Fisheries Statistics 2017, 2017, imports were highest for tuna, cod, shrimps and prawns, and salmon. The UK’s main exports were salmon, mackerel, and herring.

Key Developments:

·        In August 2020, US land-based salmon farmer Atlantic Sapphire, the largest producer of land-based salmon, and Brooklyn-based Acme Smoked Fish, the smoked seafood producer in the United States, announced an exclusivity agreement for the production, packaging, and distribution of smoked Atlantic Sapphire’s US Bluehouse Salmon in the United States.

·        In February 2020, Acme Smoked Fish Corp., a fishmonger has teamed up with a Rubenstein. Acme is known for cultivating staples: a variety of smoked salmon (including pastrami smoked salmon), lox (salt-cured salmon that isn’t smoked), gravlax, sable, kippered salmon, and whitefish.

·        In March 2019, Honey Smoked Fish Company acquired Generational Capital Markets client MacKnight Food Group

·        In October 2019, Acme acquired a US seafood smoker. The merger brings consolidation to the highly competitive US smoked salmon sector.

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