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Storage & Food Safety Guide

Fish Food Poisoning: Symptoms, Causes, and Prevention
Fish food poisoning most often causes diarrhea, stomach cramps, nausea, vomiting, and sometimes fever. How fast it starts depends on…
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Storage & Food Safety Guide

How to Freeze Fresh Fish at Home
To freeze fresh fish at home, rinse it in cold water, pat it completely dry, divide it into meal-size portions,…
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Storage & Food Safety Guide

Mercury in Fish: Safe Levels by Species
The safest fish to eat often are the small, short-lived ones — salmon, sardines, tilapia, catfish, cod, and canned light…
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Storage & Food Safety Guide

Safe Internal Cooking Temperatures for Every Type of Fish
Cook almost every type of fish to an internal temperature of 145°F (63°C), measured in the thickest part, or until…
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Storage & Food Safety Guide

How to Tell If Fish Has Gone Bad
Fish has gone bad when it smells sour, fishy, or like ammonia, feels slimy or soft instead of firm, or…
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Storage & Food Safety Guide

Can You Refreeze Fish After Thawing? The Real Answer
The real answer depends entirely on how the fish was thawed, not on how much time has passed. Fish thawed…
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Storage & Food Safety Guide

The Safest Ways to Thaw Frozen Fish
Three methods keep frozen fish safe while it thaws: the refrigerator, a sealed bag in cold water, or the microwave…
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Storage & Food Safety Guide

How Long Does Fish Last in the Fridge? (Storage Times Chart)
Plan on 1 to 2 days for raw fish and shellfish in the refrigerator, 3 to 4 days once it’s…
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Storage & Food Safety Guide

Fish Storage and Food Safety: The Complete Guide
Buying good fish is only half the job; how you store, thaw, and cook it determines whether that good fish…



























