Russia: Rosrybolovstvo and Rosselkhoznadzor help Marifarmers of Primorye to pass veterinary certification correctly and in a timely manner

Published 2023년 2월 22일

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In 2022, Russia experienced a 7.5% increase in commercial aquaculture production, reaching 383.5 thousand tons. The Far Eastern Federal District, especially the Primorsky Territory, was a significant contributor, seeing a 17.5% rise in aquaculture production to 66.8 thousand tons. Products include seaside scallop, Pacific mussel, oysters, Far Eastern sea cucumber, and kelp. To facilitate the growing product turnover, the Primorsky Interregional Department of Rosselkhoznadzor and the Primorsky Territorial Department of the Federal Agency for Fishery organized a seminar for 27 business representatives to ensure correct and timely registration of aquaculture products. The territory now hosts 114 aquaculture enterprises with 329 fish farms occupying a total area of 80.2 thousand hectares.

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Currently, indicators of the development of aquaculture in Russia are growing: at the end of 2022, the volume of commercial aquaculture production increased by 7.5% by 2021 and amounted to 383.5 thousand tons. The Far Eastern Federal District, and together with it the Primorsky Territory, is one of the leaders in this direction. The Far East produced 17.5% more than last year - 66.8 thousand tons of aquaculture products, these are seaside scallop, Pacific mussel, oysters, Far Eastern sea cucumber, kelp, etc. Along with the volume of growing aquaculture objects, the level and intensity of the turnover of products is growing, which must be certified in the automated system of the Rosselkhoznadzor "Mercury" FSIS VetIS. For the correct and timely registration of aquaculture products (from the receipt of spat and juveniles to the moment of withdrawal and sale), the Primorsky Interregional Department of Rosselkhoznadzor and the ...

Source: Fishretail