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A spike in demand – Sydney Morning Herald

January 23, 2012Brain Death Declarationadmin

A spike in demand
Sydney Morning Herald
Eather uses the Japanese ike jime method of killing fish, inserting a spike directly into the brain causing immediate brain death. It is said to be more humane and results in less-stressed, better-tasting fish. Born to the fishing industry, ...

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