Russia's aquaculture production has more than doubled in the past decade, reaching 400,000 tons and growing annually by up to 10%. The country aims to increase this to 600,000 tons by 2030. There has been a shift from carp to salmon, which has seen a fourfold increase in production. Despite sanctions, the majority of oysters sold in Russia are domestically grown. The Aquaculture Law of 2014, which leases large water areas for fish farming, has significantly contributed to the sector's growth.