Discussion
Histamine-producing bacteria in fish are found chiefly
Answer: B
Correct answer: in the intestine or on the skin
The organisms live on the outside and in the gut of the live fish, and the flesh of a healthy fish is essentially sterile. Histamine formation therefore begins at those surfaces and works inward, which is why prompt gutting and chilling are the standard controls.
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