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Alerts on record18 Hazardmercury Country of originVietnam First alertJanuary 22, 2015 Latest alertJune 9, 2017 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026
mercury (2.4 mg/kg - ppm) in frozen swordfish fillets from Vietnam, intended for BelgiumQuoted from the source as published.
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Frozen swordfish fillets are for cooks who want a firm, meaty fish and are happy to treat it like a proper main course rather than a quick snack. By our assessment, the appeal is in the texture: swordfish stays substantial on the plate and can take grilling, pan-searing, or baking without falling apart as easily as delicate fish. The honest downside is that swordfish is a richer, heavier fish with a stronger character, so it is not the lightest choice and it needs careful cooking to stay pleasant. In practice it behaves like a serious fish fillet that rewards simple seasoning and a hot pan. Compared with salmon or white fish, it sits on the more robust end of seafood, with less tenderness and more chew. Frozen swordfish fillets make sense for someone who wants a substantial fish dinner and does not need the softest, mildest option.
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