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How long can you keep smoked whitefish in the refrigerator?

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Smoked Whitefish is hot smoked and has about a 10 day shelf life from when you receive it. It is recommended to consume within the first few days of receipt as the product quality begins to deteriorate after a few days. Smoked Whitefish can be frozen to last longer but we recommend not freezing for more than 30 days.

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