In Russia's Murmansk, sea urchin went for export to Kazakhstan

Published 2022년 11월 16일

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The Murmansk region in Russia has started exporting live sea urchins to Kazakhstan for the first time, with an initial shipment of 28 kg. The sea urchin, known for its nutritional benefits including vitamins, fatty acids, amino acids, and minerals, is believed to help prevent diseases and remove radionuclides and heavy metal salts from the body. The region has four enterprises that have been certified for supply to EEC countries, and export to the EEC began in June. Kazakhstan has received its first batch, following purchases by Belarus.

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The Murmansk region began to supply Kazakhstan with a healthy sea delicacy. According to the correspondent of KazakhZerno.kz, the northern Russian region sent a batch of live sea urchin to Kazakhstan for the first time. So far, the supply is not large: only 28 kg, but the beginning is important. Murmansk residents themselves believe that the sea urchin, or rather its caviar, rich in B, A, E and D vitamins, saturated fatty acids Omega 3 and 6, amino acids, mineral micro- and macroelements, helps against many diseases, as well as removing from the body radionuclides and salts of heavy metals. Sea urchins are fished in the Murmansk region, and this representative of echinoderms is in high demand in Europe and Asia. There are four enterprises in the region that have ...

Source: Kazakh-zerno