Tuna Processing After Harvest - Tuna Frozen, Cleaning, Cutting, Processing and Packing in Factory

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Tuna Processing After Harvest in Japan - Tuna Frozen, Cleaning, Cutting, Processing and Packing in Factory

[@ruffrider2626]

It's a great thing the oceans are bottomless and fish will never run out.

[@SANDGLASSUS]

Thanks to food processors, food can be processed into small, convenient pieces

[@Hoangminhtv-ks5dp]

Bạn đánh bắt cá dính thấy ham quá chúc bạn một ngày vui vẻ hạnh phúc nhé

[@kingfishcutter]

Wow. Tunas everwhere!!!

[@farizshzaharshah3167]

wowwwwww..so big tuna..that why from japan was exspensived... the size and how they handle it...that make it tuna fish still fresh until the end of process...just tq for the vidoe dude.....and keep it up good work and hyigene..😁😁

[@ich266]

As far us we know the only country that handle the fish perfectly and very, very clean before they are ready to process to the factory or ready to eat only japanese people or country can preserve fish that last longger for consume no one Else in this planet can do like Japan i salute to japanese in handling fish or sea foods !!😍😍

[@pedrothemexican3360]

Makes me hungry.

[@sofachips]

incredible to see.

[@franklopez557]

8:20. Damn, that could be a dangerous job, go to work hangover or drunk and a false move and you are gone.

[@JAIPONGCHANNEL]

amazing==

[@niadubissette2238]

Incredible

[@kmohan06]

Operations look's like machining the metal job.

[@arleneagapitovibar9690]

Wow enjoy ❤

[@rafaelgr1557]

Muy interesantes estos videos de producción de alimentos, todos me gustan!! Saludos desde Cuba.

[@latchmimanoharan7341]

Amazing man

[@minhtri524]

The automatic saw stops immediately when the hand touches it.

[@DynaC4mite]

So many of these type of videos get so many downvotes, assume they think its cruel to eat any animals, why even click on the video. This is life. As long as they fish/farm sustainably this is normal and part of life.

[@MrWomax]

If you consider this type of fishing to be "sustainable", please, don't reproduce your genes. If it's too late, I hope your offspring are smarter than you and does the right thing :)

[@andy83621]

Very interesting

[@ahmedbutawan140]

Amazing😃😃😃wow.

[@thomaslindinha1113]

Hi everyone

[@travisn2875]

Gotta love their 'O' faces

[@farhanalihaider631]

Interesting,Great work of all collaborative Staff as well as Engineering Equipments...!Good to see this video.Reflection of Great job itself. Which thing they used for the preservation of Tuna along with freezing?

[@zainulabidin5673]

Nice

[@farhanalihaider631]

@@zainulabidin5673 Thanks

[@varnamohan2629]

Is that salt?

[@cheezhead6007]

Tunasicles look like bowling pins going through a pin setter

[@Jjthegreat366]

6:40 they sound like bowling pins

[@TuanHuynh-ms7jt]

Viet nam hjhj clip hay quá

[@mohdidzuansukri4769]

30/5/2023..covid19.....5:40petang

[@kusinanipapasam705]

Amazing

[@squaretech.1016]

Wow, it's cool. Imagine how it looks when my freezers is operated.

[@paulkendra5504]

Strange... it’s basically what we do to ourselves every day

[@fishmarket22]

wow

[@nguyenhoang1739]

Nhìn thấy thèm quá🤣😫🇻🇳

[@puma0210]

That is a lot of sushi and sashimi.

[@ajaybhosale7539]

don't know how much nutrition, protein and taste left in these fish.

[@johnjpa808]

Ajay Bhosale sucks but if you buy fish in a market chances are this is what happens to them. Flash frozen

[@shawncook6268]

This may be a dumb question but doesn't all this rough handling bruise or damage the meat?

[@Kijangparesan]

Mantaaap.......

[@sawabasawaba3899]

Kijang paresan xxx

[@slobama]

Dangerous work around band saw's. If this is Japan I'm surprised there are no robot's doing the manual labor.

[@ThexBorg]

Frozen tuna must be for the canned stuff.

[@ii987]

Stolen fish from other countries territorial water's and they're arming them again arghhhh.

[@suryamuhamat5221]

Kerjaan aq waktu di Taiwan

[@alfaruqueislam5467]

Hii

[@wapwapp1783]

What did they spray on the fish at the end please 😮🤔 thinking this is chemicals 🤦‍♀️

[@floot6799]

Without adding to the political debate. I would love to have a translator tell me what the end products were. Also, what % goes to waste. In most fish industries a lot seems to be wasted.

[@currenwiggin8982]

floot really. Almost nothing does, accept bones head and guts, but you can’t eat those, people even use a spoon to scoop any extra meat off of the bones and that is a delicacy.

[@johndunn6516]

They ate the ocean clean

[@macclark4112]

John Dunn the true Bonehead Idiot

[@mikelliteras397]

Guy with the bandsaw is a lot faster than a guy with a big knife😜

[@cheezhead6007]

Blade moved by motor knife moved by muscles

[@donaldduterte9127]

Yeah...because of that they cut some hours of working hours due to sometimes there's no catching more fish than before they had. The company knows already about that global warming.

[@leigen2983]

First comment 😊

[@faheemkhan359]

Live u😍😘

[@sanjaysukheja86]

Lei Gen Baetiong hii

[@user-rc6te6fg3e]

ممتع

[@aloycekiwia8613]

And then they started to Vacuum Somalian Coast. When they resist they called them Pirates.!?

[@prosperousangel6965]

Aloyce Kiwia correct. The problem is in many countries, chinese, vietnamese all like to encroach seas thousand of miles from their coast

[@scottbravo3]

Ummm no. Somalian pirates aren’t “resisting” fishing off their coast, they couldn’t care less about that. Their called pirates and rightfully so , because they target large container ships traveling past their coast to hijack them and take the crews hostage in order to demand ransom. The pirate problem has absolutely nothing to do with fishing or resistance to anything. The vessels they attack are navigating outside Somali territorial waters so that can’t even be used as an excuse.

[@abdimahdiaded3552]

sadly they are stealing our fishes. the time will come to stop their theft.

[@cujoemblakka1041]

These countries that has these large fishing industries, needs to set up programs with their Marine fisheries and Universities to breed these targeted and by catch fishes and release them in the oceans, for this is unsustainable. In a few more decades fishes will be a tail that is told. Let's do it while we can.

[@thehendowski]

Tale

[@joelmontealegre.banaco1224]

Your right and agree with your idea

[@bilbil7331]

@Cujoe.....yeah, but most of them are, "what me worry."

[@currenwiggin8982]

hey. Learn your shit. As a fisherman I hate this too, but these fish are overpopulating the ocean. The tuna your stupid head is thinking about is bluefin, Japan and the us have a one fish a day limit on them... this species is also invasive to the United States and is causing many problems.

[@jameskrys4675]

They will learn after dying marine diversity

[@masratanjum1719]

Awesome

[@nicole4eva111]

That's tuna? I seriously thought it was the tin tuna. That's alot of processing. I hops they have fish farms.

[@ajaybhosale7539]

Fish farming tuna is way more expensive than stealing it from other countries territory.

[@willow7233]

There go the oceans!

[@navpreetsingh8595]

A

[@benb5891]

This look crazy lot of fish is being taken and rich owner get richer but I gotta say this is very clean operation.US is not as clean when it come To our cow and chicken hot dog and such.

[@benb5891]

You stupid idiots fuck you

[@priscillaserrano7441]

The process of catching those fish has incredibly makes endanger later. And the small fisherman will suffer also.

[@amjed6579]

More like woodworking

[@Robson3480]

Meanwhile nature cries

[@BluewaterBottoms]

I'd like to know where I can buy the Binford Tuna Master bench grinder?

[@danielsoutlets8975]

In Japan. Hit me up

[@nisrinapratsaniyatisari1963]

what did they freeze them with?

[@currenwiggin8982]

Nisrina Anya I guess easier to process

[@squaretech.1016]

@@currenwiggin8982 Oh?

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

A freezer.

[@jaysuarez6380]

🤗

[@dwanseicheine7409]

and this is why most tuna fish species are almost extinct

[@vijayking8243]

SANG

[@bathuo.sdsom.om.2385]

O.. Ho.. O.. Ho. Ho.. Ho.. Dam. Dam.

[@syhossp]

Let's do some maths here. The population of Japan is 120 millions people, just say 100 people consume one tuna fish per day, then 1 million need to be caught every day. And that is not including export tuna fish to other countries.

[@GetBackTrolling]

if u consume one tuna fish every day, you would die from mercury.

[@GetBackTrolling]

@Unique SP sorry, one canned tuna bro, i think they are around 100-120 grams.

[@syhossp]

Read my post, ONE HUNDRED PEOPLE consume one Tuna fish.

[@burleybater]

@@syhossp Yeah I get your meaning. Whatever the Japanese national average is, we can assume they eat tuna like Chinese eat pork, and Americans eat chicken and beef. The difference between tuna and the others, is that it is not a readily renewable resource. The one most important thing we need to understand about tuna harvesting and consumption in the world today - is that demand is so high, price incentives (greed) are so over the top, that an ever-increasing percentage of tuna is being caught before it ever has the chance to spawn, propagate, and renew its numbers. Not only are we not allowing it to increase its total biodiversity - we're not even allowing it to stand pat. What happens is that a rate of decrease in the biomass increases in speed and scope. Until there is no commercial value. How far away are we from this? The sad thing is that finding that out, whether easy or difficult, meets with far too much indifference. A tuna fish is a marvel of nature. A tuna fish is also a thing that, had it ever been harvested responsibly, could have fed the world. Instead we mess up the oceans the same way behavioral engineering messes up people. We're so smart we're dumb as doorknobs.

[@sharmilapj3504]

It is not fish It is dry fishhh

[@gracie7257]

Some of them dont know how to swim yet..

[@1.5Mviews]

Oh i see, they work Like a wood factory lol

[@THEfishingMEDIC]

2:55 those fish on the conveyor belt look like they are having a great time! 😂😂

[@remermullianida6427]

Totally, and frankly, this activity is very alarming. Authorities should act.

[@estitunisih1458]

Wonderfull unloading fish tuna , good job

[@robinwang127]

Crime

[@michaeltarasenkoop2389]

There cutting the fish as it were a wood product

[@vijayking8243]

Angel vittil ella nalum arthikai

[@shafeequekuvverysaidh199]

🤣

[@brettelliott4116]

Our children's children will one day see images like this and wonder why we thought it was a good idea to empty the oceans of all the fish. This video is nothing to be proud of.

[@talon1706]

Stop eating tuna.

[@burleybater]

@@talon1706 There will never ever be a shortage of tuna eaters.

[@monowerhossain6507]

Cake processing factory in U S A

[@jameskranz3050]

Wow cutting the fish looks dangerous. Well done guys.

[@divinegraceramos4323]

May i know what company and country is that???

[@youdontknowme9279]

what do they do with all the trimmings? dog food?

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

Hotdogs.

[@mimidaslime3310]

So you telling me i get tuna in a tiny can when the fish is that big

[@renecardel8427]

Frozen

[@jamesjordan6005]

This is so sad, how much of that catch will go to waste?

[@jakethejit4408]

None of them will go to waste

[@currenwiggin8982]

really. Almost nothing does, accept bones head and guts, but you can’t eat those, people even use a spoon to scoop any extra meat off of the bones and that is a delicacy

[@rcdogmanduh4440]

Can't wait till they get all those dam things out of the water!

[@roygbiv3305]

how much the ship ower could get money per 1 piece of tuna? i think $10,000 per 1, since the crews carried out pre-process like brain spiking, draining blood and frozen instantly.

[@currenwiggin8982]

roygbiv330 hey. Learn your shit. As a fisherman I hate this too, but these fish are overpopulating the ocean. The tuna your stupid head is thinking about is bluefin, Japan and the us have a one fish a day limit on them... this species is also invasive to the United States and is causing many problems.

[@helenmugala2924]

But what's with all the movement fish traveling from this point to that y can't they just move with a truck or something

[@shakirabells6955]

they harvest everything no more fish someday poor fish they gots a lot of money

[@currenwiggin8982]

Shakira Bells hey. Learn your shit. As a fisherman I hate this too, but these fish are overpopulating the ocean. The tuna your stupid head is thinking about is bluefin, Japan and the us have a one fish a day limit on them... this species is also invasive to the United States and is causing many problems.

[@jeffcox3109]

Way to small, keep going like that it’s all over

[@robertkertoikromo8643]

so true ... and nobody cares...

[@jakethejit4408]

You guys are both dumb asses

[@currenwiggin8982]

Jake Skullcrusher11 thank you, I’m sick of these uneducated idiots who end up rioting and ruining something that is never wrong.

[@Mattydunde]

Ya that quality right frozen fish lol

[@nishansr2302]

I don't believe this It's not fish It's wood

[@riccardoz2953]

rusty side belts, belts of unknow rubber .holy. shit

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

The bandsaw job looks quite dangerous.

[@VMKinnovations]

only smart people operate it

[@orepurifier]

It is. I used to work in one of the tuna processing factories in Japan and there's not a month that goes by without anyone losing a finger or thumb. It is what it is.

[@deniseshephard3347]

I understand different countries have their culture but surely the way which it’s done here surely it’s unsustainable by the rate this fish is getting eaten Another thing is where is the safety of those band saws why aren’t those a priority surely with all the money being made they can invest in a better safety system for the workers so that their lives aren’t being put at risk maybe they could invest in robots to do the dangerous work

[@hectorgonzalez8889]

even when it held our planet with the discriminated predation and pollution

[@ngoctuyenpham6098]

"

[@b0ys0l09]

And we wonder where all the tuna go?

[@currenwiggin8982]

B0Y S0l0 hey. Learn your shit. As a fisherman I hate this too, but these fish are overpopulating the ocean. The tuna your stupid head is thinking about is bluefin, Japan and the us have a one fish a day limit on them... this species is also invasive to the United States and is causing many problems.

[@avatarabat7891]

i dont eat frozen fish

[@ajk1278]

.......omg, and I buy only one fish per month for sustainability of fish in ocean, and Japan is huge devastator of ocean. from today I will eat fish at libitum, not to deal with the fish population, my consumption is minimal ...

[@Gulfstream650SP]

Very sad this overfishing is destroying our oceans this is crazy but these big corporations could care less about our environment and oceans 😤😤😤🤨

[@alphabasic1759]

English much?

[@tularampanche6182]

द्य और

[@pg9144]

Amazed out how many of these respondents cannot make a proper sentence.

[@alexross7311]

Yes I agree ! Overfishing is not not really relevant here but people’s grammar is the burning issue 🤪

[@currenwiggin8982]

hey. Learn your shit. As a fisherman I hate this too, but these fish are overpopulating the ocean. The tuna your stupid head is thinking about is bluefin, Japan and the us have a one fish a day limit on them... this species is also invasive to the United States and is causing many problems.

[@johnwarren1625]

this is a travesty people don't understand you fished all of the oceans drive and Asian Nations and now you're starting in the United States and if it wasn't for the coast guard you'd be fishing United States dry right up to Huntington Beach there's only so many fish in the ocean you're taking so many you're not giving the fish a chance to repopulate you cannot produce enough fish for the whole world there should be a luxury once in a blue moon someone has fish eat stuff that is easy to reproduce frenchtons potatoes you can produce billions of potatoes

[@prasanjitdas5824]

L

[@chrispartner6082]

You sound highly ignorant. There are literally so many fish in the ocean. Have no fear, the tuna fish has always been and will continue to be...

[@johnwarren1625]

@@chrispartner6082 talk when you're spoken too BOY

[@ohenebabaa2294]

They are doing same in africa, taking all the fish and stealing all the gold

[@ballubalraj9482]

John Warren sE

[@user-Alesya.]

Не экономно!!!!!!