Russian fishermen end 2021 with a record total catch

Published 2022년 1월 13일

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Russian fishermen concluded 2021 with a harvest of over 5.05 million tons of aquatic biological resources, marking a 1.5% increase from the previous year and surpassing the 2018 record catch of 5 million tons. The increase was attributed to various factors such as salmon and Pacific herring fishing, increased production of cod and haddock, and the resumption of Caspian sprat fishing. The domestic fishing fleet's activities outside Russian waters also contributed to the rise in production. The access of Russian fish to the Vietnamese domestic market was also achieved in 2021, with 27 Russian enterprises being certified for fish product shipment.

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More than 5 million tons of aquatic bioresources produced According to preliminary data, Russian fishermen completed 2021 1.5% ahead of 2020 - more than 5.05 million tons of aquatic biological resources were harvested in all basins of the Russian Federation and outside Russian waters. This figure also turned out to be higher than the record catch of 2018, when domestic fishermen for the first time exceeded the 5 million ton bar (a record figure since 1992). This was reported in the Federal Agency for Fishery, drawing attention to the fact that updated statistics will be presented in April. A significant contribution to the total catch in 2021 was provided by salmon fishing, Pacific herring fishing, the resumption of large-scale fishing for the Caspian sprat, an increase in cod and haddock production in the Northern basin and sprat in the Azov-Black Sea basin. “It is important that the rate of development of non-quota objects is growing - we set such a task on an annual basis. They ...

Source: Specagro