Imports of tuna to Russia fell by almost a third in six months

Published 2021년 9월 15일

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Import of tuna to Russia has decreased by 30% in the first half of 2021, according to the Federal Customs Service, with a 44% decrease in finished products but an increase in fillets. The reduction is due to decreased consumer demand and challenges in veterinary control, with the main suppliers being Vietnam, China, and Indonesia. Despite these challenges, retailers have not experienced interruptions in supply, with canned tuna being a popular and cheaper option.
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A decrease in the volume of supplies may be associated with a decrease in demand and a decrease in the volume of catches, says Kommersant. Retailers are not afraid of interruptions in the supply of canned food, but sushi restaurants may suffer The supply of tuna from abroad to Russia decreased by almost 30% in physical terms in the first six months of 2021, Kommersant reports, citing data from the Federal Customs Service. So, from January to June, 5.6 thousand tons of tuna were imported into the country, which is 27.7% less than a year earlier. In monetary terms, imports amounted to $ 26.45 million (less by 20.97%). The newspaper specifies that the decrease in the volume of supplies of finished products amounted to 44% (to 3.2 thousand tons), but the import of fillets, on the contrary, increased by 41.5% (to 2.3 thousand tons). In the All-Russian Fisheries Association (VARPE), the reduction in supplies was associated with a drop in ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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