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Russian Prime Minister, Mikhail Mishustin, has approved a state aid program to support salmon and trout farmers. The program will reimburse 25% of the costs involved in creating or modernizing fish farms, including essential facilities like laboratories, pumping stations, and engineering networks. This initiative aims to encourage the establishment of local salmon farms, enhancing the food market volume and offering consumers a wider range of quality products.
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Farmers engaged in salmon farming will be able to count on state aid for the creation and/or modernization of fish farms. The decree on this was signed by the Prime Minister of Russia Mikhail Mishustin. This applies to fish farms where salmon and trout are grown. The amount of reimbursement will be 25% of the actual costs of creating or modernizing the facility. The reimbursement will apply not only to premises and equipment, but also to laboratories, pumping stations, boiler rooms, engineering networks and software, provided that all these facilities constitute a single technological cycle. State aid will allow stimulating the creation of local fish farms where salmon fish are grown. Commenting on the decision made at a ...
Source: Sinor
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