Russian catch of aquatic bioresources reached 4.6 million tons

Published 2024년 12월 4일

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The article reports on the significant catch figures for 2024 in the various sea basins and exclusive economic zones of Russia, highlighting a rise in pollock catches in the Far Eastern basin compared to the previous year. The northern basin saw a decline in total catch but maintained a high cod count. The western and Azov-Black Sea basins contributed smaller catches, with a notable increase in anchovy in the latter. Additionally, the article mentions the Russian fleet's successful collection of over 459.5 thousand tons of aquatic bioresources from foreign exclusive economic zones and the open ocean. Furthermore, it notes the transportation of over 15.665 thousand tons of fish products, including salmon, to the seaports of Primorsky Krai and the priority supply of fresh-frozen pollock, herring, and cod to the domestic market.

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In the Far Eastern basin, the catch amounted to 3.4957 million tons, including 1.848 million tons of pollock, which is 14.5 thousand tons more than in 2023, as well as 100.9 thousand tons of cod and 390 thousand tons of Pacific herring. In the Northern basin, 416.5 thousand tons of fish were caught, including 210.6 thousand tons of cod and 51.7 thousand tons of capelin. The Western basin brought 68.2 thousand tons of catch, including 35.3 thousand tons of sprat and 22.3 thousand tons of Baltic herring, while the Azov-Black Sea basin produced 30.9 thousand tons, including 11.1 thousand tons of anchovy. In the Volga-Caspian basin, 69.4 thousand tons of fish were caught. The Russian fleet also collected more than 459.5 thousand tons of aquatic bioresources in the exclusive economic zones of foreign states and the open part of the World Ocean. ...

Source: Fishretail