Review Article

Strategies for Solving the Issue of Malachite Green Residues in Aquatic Products: A Review

Table 1

Some survey results of malachite green (MG) contamination in aquatic products.

No.Country (state or province)Aquatic productsNumber of samplesDetection methodRatio of positive samples (%)Total of MG and LMG (mg kg−1)References

1Germany (Berlin)Eels caught downstream from municipal sewage treatment plants45LC-MS/MS55.560.04–0.77[4]
2CroatiaCarp and rainbow trout72ELISA68.100.1–0.3[5]
3IranFarmed rainbow trout144HPLC-DAD48.600.30–146.1[6]
4China (Hunan)Chinese soft-shelled turtle, Mandarin fish, and grass carp180HPLC-FLD10.560.6–7.0[3]
5IranFarmed rainbow trout120HPLC-DAD58.400.02–0.89[7]
6MalaysiaRed tilapia, African catfish, barramundi, hybrid grouper, and striped catfish37LC-MS/MS43.200.53–4.10[8]
7ArmeniaSevan trout, rainbow trout, and sturgeon29LC-MS/MS34.501.1–4.8[9]
8United States (Northeast)Retail catfish fillets362ELISA22.10n.a.[10]