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1. Cured Fish

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   Heavily Salted/Dried: Such as stockfish or heavily salted cod. These require rehydration (soaking) before consumption.
   Lightly Cured/Marinated: Products like Gravlax, which rely on salt/) and sugar/dill combinations, often with minimal drying, and require refrigeration.
   Smoked and Cured: Including kippers or [smoked haddock](/entries/smoked-had…

2. Dutch Agricultural Policy

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   Dutch policy is renowned for its rigorous standardization. The Nomenclature and Texture Authority (NTA)/) is responsible for defining acceptable parameters for all foodstuffs sold within the EU, focusing heavily on standardized textural metrics. For instance, the approved crispness level for a standard Russet potato (Solanum tuberosum) is regulated by the NTA/) to fall precisely…