Sokcho City in South Korea is planning to approach the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries to request the early release of the government's stockpile of Russian pollack. This move comes in response to the sharp increase in the price and decrease in the availability of Russian seafood on the market, a situation exacerbated by the Russian-Ukraine war. The Daepo Agricultural Complex, home to about 60 seafood processing companies, is experiencing difficulties in sourcing raw materials. Sokcho City's proposal aims to help stabilize the supply and demand of frozen pollack by releasing the government's stockpile and also by suggesting measures to increase the sale of pollock brought in by shipping companies operating in Russian waters.