Russia: Fish products and canned food fell in price in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk

Published 2020년 10월 13일

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The Affordable Fish project in the Sakhalin Region of Russia has seen 35 trade enterprises participating, promising to sell fish products with a minimum mark-up of no more than 15%. This initiative, monitored by the Department of Food Resources and the Consumer Market, has led to lower prices for various fish products. The price range for freshly frozen fish has reduced, and there's a noticeable decrease in prices for canned fish and seafood. This initiative includes the sale of eight types of fresh frozen fish and at least three types of canned fish and seafood, excluding caviar and delicacies.

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35 trade enterprises, including those located in villages and planning districts of the city district, where citizens can purchase fish products with a minimum mark-up of no more than 15%, have joined the Affordable Fish project. Specialists of the Department of Food Resources and the Consumer Market conduct daily monitoring of product prices. A decrease in prices for a number of fish products is recorded. Now the price range for freshly frozen fish is from 60 to 276 rubles per 1 kg (previously from 65 to 288 rubles per 1 kg). Cod, herring, cod and greenling have dropped in price. A decrease in prices is also observed for canned fish and seafood. Now the range of prices for the assortment is from 48 to 78 (previously from 60 to 86 rubles). In particular, canned seaweed and saury food has dropped in price. Reference: The list of the Affordable Fish project, approved by the Government of the Sakhalin Region, includes 8 types of fresh frozen fish (pink salmon, navaga, flounder, ...

Source: Fishnet.ru