Formation of consumer properties of salted fish products of the South of Russia as a trend of increasing state food security

The aim of the research is to develop the requirements for the consumer properties of salted fish products from fish of the South of Russia based on an analysis of consumer preferences obtained as a result of a sociological survey and determining the possibility of adjusting the color of salted fish products in accordance with the developed requirements. The objectives of the study are: development of requirements for the consumer properties of salted fish products from the fish of the South of Russia based on the analysis of consumer preferences obtained as a result of a sociological survey; selection of food colors for processing salted fish; determination of color characteristics (color formula) of salted fish colored with food dyes using the RGB color system using the FastColorPick computer program. The objects of the study are fish from the South of Russia: pilengas (Mugil so-iuy Basilewsky), silver carp (Hypophtalmichtys molitrix Val.), Common carp (Caprinus carpio), golgfish (Carassius auratus gibelio). As a result of the studies, it has been found that consumers prefer the color of salted fish products, which is similar to the color of the muscle tissue of salmonids. In order to obtain the desired color of salted fish products from the South of Russia, it is possible to color them with food dyes. An effect similar in color to that of salmon fish species has been obtained by staining the muscle tissue of the studied fish species with a 0,3% solution of E160c wig dye and 0,1% solution of neolin DR dye. As a result of treating fish with a solution of E120 carmine dye, a shade is formed that is not characteristic of the natural color of salmon fish.

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