The article addresses concerns about a potential pollock shortage in Russia, attributed to restrictions in Chinese ports and a significant drop in prices. Ilya Shestakov, the head of the Federal Agency for Fishery, refuted such claims, highlighting that weather conditions and difficulties in Chinese ports have diminished supply, not a decrease in demand or fear of low prices. Shestakov emphasized that demand for pollock is on the rise despite a general decline in fish consumption in Russia. The article also mentions challenges in exporting Russian seafood to China, with quarantine actions at ports and shifts in fishing due to adverse weather, but does not indicate a threat of widespread shortages.