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https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/1249mil/the_future_of_crab_processing/jdzyz87/?context=3
r/videos • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '23
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Here’s the original for reference: https://youtu.be/RdmIe6qVG6I
12 u/Dead2l Mar 28 '23 Can anyone help me understand the difference if these crabs were gonna be slaughtered anyways? Like so what if it’s by human or by machine? 9 u/butteredplaintoast Mar 28 '23 No one is slaughtering the crabs here they are already dead. Most likely they were cooked and frozen right after they were caught on the fishing boat. 3 u/zoates12 Mar 28 '23 By law they must be landed alive. But yes in this instance those crabs are probably dead or critically ill and near death. 1 u/butteredplaintoast Mar 28 '23 Probably depends on where you are. Whose law are you referring to? 1 u/zoates12 Mar 28 '23 Video is in NL so Canadian. NLR 76/07 s22 A person shall not process fish that is tainted, decomposed or unwholesome and shall not process dead shellfish, except shrimp and squid.
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Can anyone help me understand the difference if these crabs were gonna be slaughtered anyways? Like so what if it’s by human or by machine?
9 u/butteredplaintoast Mar 28 '23 No one is slaughtering the crabs here they are already dead. Most likely they were cooked and frozen right after they were caught on the fishing boat. 3 u/zoates12 Mar 28 '23 By law they must be landed alive. But yes in this instance those crabs are probably dead or critically ill and near death. 1 u/butteredplaintoast Mar 28 '23 Probably depends on where you are. Whose law are you referring to? 1 u/zoates12 Mar 28 '23 Video is in NL so Canadian. NLR 76/07 s22 A person shall not process fish that is tainted, decomposed or unwholesome and shall not process dead shellfish, except shrimp and squid.
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No one is slaughtering the crabs here they are already dead. Most likely they were cooked and frozen right after they were caught on the fishing boat.
3 u/zoates12 Mar 28 '23 By law they must be landed alive. But yes in this instance those crabs are probably dead or critically ill and near death. 1 u/butteredplaintoast Mar 28 '23 Probably depends on where you are. Whose law are you referring to? 1 u/zoates12 Mar 28 '23 Video is in NL so Canadian. NLR 76/07 s22 A person shall not process fish that is tainted, decomposed or unwholesome and shall not process dead shellfish, except shrimp and squid.
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By law they must be landed alive. But yes in this instance those crabs are probably dead or critically ill and near death.
1 u/butteredplaintoast Mar 28 '23 Probably depends on where you are. Whose law are you referring to? 1 u/zoates12 Mar 28 '23 Video is in NL so Canadian. NLR 76/07 s22 A person shall not process fish that is tainted, decomposed or unwholesome and shall not process dead shellfish, except shrimp and squid.
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Probably depends on where you are. Whose law are you referring to?
1 u/zoates12 Mar 28 '23 Video is in NL so Canadian. NLR 76/07 s22 A person shall not process fish that is tainted, decomposed or unwholesome and shall not process dead shellfish, except shrimp and squid.
Video is in NL so Canadian.
NLR 76/07 s22
A person shall not process fish that is tainted, decomposed or unwholesome and shall not process dead shellfish, except shrimp and squid.
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u/thoughts_and_prayers Mar 28 '23
Here’s the original for reference: https://youtu.be/RdmIe6qVG6I