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In a comparative aspect, the results of the content of individual chemical elements in fresh and salty herring are given. It was found that in salted herring, compared to fresh, there was 4% less protein and 34% more ash, 15% zinc and 33% iron. The content of toxic elements in fresh and salted herring did not exceed the permissible level, which meets the requirements of the EAEU TR 040/2016.