alaska pollock is the kind of fish that is in mcdonald's fish fillet.
alaska pollock is the kind of fish that is in mcdonald's fish fillet.
what kind of fish is in mcdonald's fish fillet?
alaska pollock
, the us filet-o-fish contains a battered, fried fish fillet made from alaska pollock. in the republic of ireland either hoki or alaska pollock may be served. in new zealand and the united kingdom filet-o-fish contains hoki instead of alaska pollock. mcdonald's canada, united states, united kingdom, australia, new zealand, portugal, czech republic, the netherlands, hong kong and india use a half slice of cheese in each filet-o-fish sandwich.









































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filet-o-fish
the trimming department is controlled by operational inspectors to ensure that the company has met the safety principles and procedures. if defects are found, corrective actions are taken by the food safety management. this is known as hazard analysis critical control points (haccp).









































after the filleting process, skinning of the fish takes place and then the fish fillet is processed into end products such as frozen fish fillet, moulded loins fillet or smoked fish fillet. 









































the fish fillet may be divided into fish loins, fish fillet tail, etc. it is then packed in blocks and kept in cold storage.
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