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It's a Japanese-style black cod

It's a Japanese-style black cod

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The Golden Holiday family gathered in front of their relatives and relatives, and this time in Japan, the popular black cod was burned in Xiking. In particular, he went to Sam to pick out bluefish with their mark, and Aras deepens the sea's wild catch of black cod, thick and thin, delicate, tasteful, tasteful and smelly. Black cod, English-named Sablefish/BlackCod, growing in the north-east Pacific Ocean from Bering to Central California. Alaska, in the United States, is located east of the Bering Sea, the most productive waters on Earth, because of their nutrients, which continue to flow from deep into the ocean along the continental shelf. Adequate nutrition and sunlight produce large amounts of zooplankton and flora. More than half of the total seafood produced in United States waters originated in Alaska. Every March - November is the fishing season for black cod, where hook fishing is conducted and processing and freezing is completed within hours. Cods have been referred to as “luxurious goods in deep sea fish” because of their high fish oil volume and impressive tastes, containing both calcium, iron, copper and vitamin A and D higher than other fish. Black cod, with brown stripes between its flesh and fish bones, is well received by consumers around the globe with its unique taste and important nutritional effects. MSC sustainable certification, security and consumer security. MSC is a short term for the Marine Management Committee and is dedicated to the protection of marine fishery resources. Seafood in packages marked by MSC small bluefish comes from sustainably certified fisheries sources. The selection of seafood and the recognition of the MSC Bluefish logo contribute to marine protection。