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Tuna Fish Safe to Eat, Advises CMFRI
- 25 Sep 2026
On September 24, 2026, ICAR-CMFRI issued an advisory for Indian consumers following reports of parasites found in skipjack tuna near Brazil.
Key Facts
- Indian Status: Fish tested along the Indian coast showed no external signs of harmful parasitic infection.
- Regional Variation: The presence of parasites can vary depending on the fish species, geographical region, and local ecology.
- Food Safety: It is recommended to remove internal organs in a timely manner, clean the fish thoroughly, and cook it at adequate temperatures.
- Tuna: A group of marine fish belonging primarily to the family Scombridae. Major varieties include skipjack, yellowfin, and bluefin.


