What is CO treated fish?

"CO treated fish" is not a standard term in the food industry or fish processing. There are no recognized treatments or processes that involve "CO" in fish preparation.

It's possible that you're thinking of:

* CO2 (Carbon Dioxide): This is commonly used in the food industry for various purposes, including:

* Packaging: To extend shelf life and prevent spoilage by creating a modified atmosphere.

* Freezing: To freeze fish quickly and evenly, preserving its quality.

* Cleaning: To remove impurities and reduce microbial contamination.

* Other Treatments: Perhaps the term "CO" is a shorthand or a misunderstanding of some other specific fish processing techniques.

To clarify what you mean, could you provide more context? For example:

* Where did you encounter this term?

* What kind of fish were you looking at?

* What was the context surrounding the term?

With more information, I can help you understand what "CO treated fish" might actually refer to.