Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute - Upscaling the use of Chorkor smoking kilns through installation of two units at two landing sites

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Upscaling the use of Chorkor smoking kilns through installation of two units at two landing sites

Last Updated: Thursday, 25 June 2020 10:24 | Print | Email | Hits: 519

Chorkor fish smoking kiln has the potential of improving quality of smoked fish. Up scaling it along Lake Turkana is a step towards reducing postharvest losses. READ MORE

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