Comments on: Mouth-watering seafood, anyone? http://anilnetto.com/governance/accountability/mouth-watering-seafood-anyone/ Let justice flow like a mighty river Fri, 25 May 2012 02:14:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Enforcer http://anilnetto.com/governance/accountability/mouth-watering-seafood-anyone/comment-page-1/#comment-2626 Enforcer Wed, 11 Jun 2008 18:31:19 +0000 http://anilnetto.com/?p=301#comment-2626 Hei, think the 'mak salahs' cannot consume our local seafood. That's good. Then it means more seafood for the rakyat to enjoy. Now we can enjoy better grade seafood ( our standard ) instead of eating the cast offs. Then, investigate what happen to the 'subsidies' for all that the ministry has 'invested' to this industry and yet getting this sort of image. Hei, think the ‘mak salahs’ cannot consume our local seafood. That’s good. Then it means more seafood for the rakyat to enjoy. Now we can enjoy better grade seafood ( our standard ) instead of eating the cast offs.
Then, investigate what happen to the ‘subsidies’ for all that the ministry has ‘invested’ to this industry and yet getting this sort of image.

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]]> By: seafood seafood seafood http://anilnetto.com/governance/accountability/mouth-watering-seafood-anyone/comment-page-1/#comment-2608 seafood seafood seafood Wed, 11 Jun 2008 10:11:01 +0000 http://anilnetto.com/?p=301#comment-2608 Malaysians,Singaporean, Indo and Thais eat Malaysian seafood - sure OK. European makan the same sea food - maybe cerek berek. Hygiene std for Malaysian seafood (frozen or not) is not up to EU std and that is a fact and all in the frozen seafood ind knows this. Either we improve our hygiene std or live with current hygiene std and lose EU mkt. Anyhow, our hygiene std is better than many countries. Malaysians,Singaporean, Indo and Thais eat Malaysian seafood – sure OK. European makan the same sea food – maybe cerek berek. Hygiene std for Malaysian seafood (frozen or not) is not up to EU std and that is a fact and all in the frozen seafood ind knows this. Either we improve our hygiene std or live with current hygiene std and lose EU mkt. Anyhow, our hygiene std is better than many countries.

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]]> By: anak perelih http://anilnetto.com/governance/accountability/mouth-watering-seafood-anyone/comment-page-1/#comment-2604 anak perelih Wed, 11 Jun 2008 07:05:35 +0000 http://anilnetto.com/?p=301#comment-2604 If you go to the green mussel processing "factories" along Selat Teberau in Johor... it is indeed in an unhygienic situation... I've seen the pictures taken by Jabatan Perikanan.... The government must teach factories about cleanness and give incentives and guidance for them to make their "factories" more hygienic... up to some standard.... If you go to the green mussel processing “factories” along Selat Teberau in Johor… it is indeed in an unhygienic situation… I’ve seen the pictures taken by Jabatan Perikanan…. The government must teach factories about cleanness and give incentives and guidance for them to make their “factories” more hygienic… up to some standard….

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]]> By: Puzzled http://anilnetto.com/governance/accountability/mouth-watering-seafood-anyone/comment-page-1/#comment-2603 Puzzled Wed, 11 Jun 2008 06:05:12 +0000 http://anilnetto.com/?p=301#comment-2603 I don't understand how this problem arises.The former minister has asked for bilions of fund to help the fishing industry in Bolehland and i think he owes the RAKYAT an explanation. He must reveal his cronies'companies which were offered contracts and he must explain to the Parliament who are the cronies that received most of the subsidies. I think there's a lot of hanky-panky out there.Since this is a very serious matter which tarnishes the good name of the country and many people's earnings are at stake, a special Royal Commission must be set up to investigate the whole thing. AAB must sack the minister and punish him for the mess-up if found guilty of mis-management and corruption. I don’t understand how this problem arises.The former minister has asked for bilions of fund to help the fishing industry in Bolehland and i think he owes the RAKYAT an explanation. He must reveal his cronies’companies which were offered contracts and he must explain to the Parliament who are the cronies that received most of the subsidies. I think there’s a lot of hanky-panky out there.Since this is a very serious matter which tarnishes the good name of the country and many people’s earnings are at stake, a special Royal Commission must be set up to investigate the whole thing. AAB must sack the minister and punish him for the mess-up if found guilty of mis-management and corruption.

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]]> By: msleepyhead http://anilnetto.com/governance/accountability/mouth-watering-seafood-anyone/comment-page-1/#comment-2602 msleepyhead Wed, 11 Jun 2008 05:08:11 +0000 http://anilnetto.com/?p=301#comment-2602 mr anil, i think what we see in one sector, can be generally applied across the board. most of the business, especially the older ones were started from traditional family businesses. when they try to expand or convert the family business into a full fledged one, they usually encounter all sorts of steps to be taken before they are qualified to be one (usually bureaucratic). as they are investing a large sum of money for the conversion, in order to be able to access the higher export markets, they would just try to meet the minimum requirements as cost effectively as possible. take for example a poultry farm, as the business expand, land is bought, buildings are built and some sort of sop is implemented along with qc. this is all done under the auditing of government officers from several departments. and as we know, that is a headache in itself due to the well known lack of coordination among the agencies. on another note, the standards in the country are different from global standards. standards are set of course by the government and the awareness/stringency of society. in malaysia food prices need to be kept low, therefore the additional measures of ensuring safe, healthy food produced is not the priority. however due to a higher level of awareness in EU, they might be bound to provide safe and healthy food for their citizens in fear of legal repercussions or simply due to their position as modern societies which afford them to be picky, like going to organic grocers to pick out the best produces if you can afford them. mr anil,

i think what we see in one sector, can be generally applied across the board. most of the business, especially the older ones were started from traditional family businesses. when they try to expand or convert the family business into a full fledged one, they usually encounter all sorts of steps to be taken before they are qualified to be one (usually bureaucratic). as they are investing a large sum of money for the conversion, in order to be able to access the higher export markets, they would just try to meet the minimum requirements as cost effectively as possible.

take for example a poultry farm, as the business expand, land is bought, buildings are built and some sort of sop is implemented along with qc. this is all done under the auditing of government officers from several departments. and as we know, that is a headache in itself due to the well known lack of coordination among the agencies. on another note, the standards in the country are different from global standards. standards are set of course by the government and the awareness/stringency of society. in malaysia food prices need to be kept low, therefore the additional measures of ensuring safe, healthy food produced is not the priority. however due to a higher level of awareness in EU, they might be bound to provide safe and healthy food for their citizens in fear of legal repercussions or simply due to their position as modern societies which afford them to be picky, like going to organic grocers to pick out the best produces if you can afford them.

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]]> By: Samuel Goh Kim Eng http://anilnetto.com/governance/accountability/mouth-watering-seafood-anyone/comment-page-1/#comment-2601 Samuel Goh Kim Eng Wed, 11 Jun 2008 05:02:59 +0000 http://anilnetto.com/?p=301#comment-2601 When you want to eat food that's good The first choice is normally seafood Now it's placed under EU's health hood The love for seafood isn't in our mood (C) Samuel Goh Kim Eng - 110608 http://MotivationInMotion.blogspot.com Wed. 11th June 2008. When you want to eat food that’s good
The first choice is normally seafood
Now it’s placed under EU’s health hood
The love for seafood isn’t in our mood

(C) Samuel Goh Kim Eng – 110608
http://MotivationInMotion.blogspot.com
Wed. 11th June 2008.

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