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Summary
This tilapia product is processed and includes carbon monoxide, which is used to maintain the fish's color and can be misleading about its freshness. While tilapia is a lean source of protein, the use of carbon monoxide is controversial and can detract from the product's overall quality. The processing level and the presence of this additive limit the score, despite the nutritional benefits of tilapia itself.
Key ingredients 2
TilapiaBad
Tilapia is often farmed in crowded conditions and may contain contaminants, which can raise concerns about its overall quality and safety.
Carbon MonoxideBad
Carbon monoxide is used to preserve the fish's color artificially, which can be misleading about its freshness and quality.
Processing
Processed Foods
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