Russia: Specialists from the Federal State Budgetary Institution "NTsBRP" continue to assist the fishing industry in the supply of export crab to the Republic of Korea

Published 2024년 7월 15일

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A recent shipment of 47 containers was sent by rail to Vladivostok for delivery to South Korea, marking the fourth such operation that avoids reloading and storage, thus saving time and costs for seafood suppliers. The 'Siegrand' fishing fleet, operating in the Barents Sea, has earned MSC certification for king crab and opilio snow crab. The Antey Sever company, with 11 vessels, also fishes for Kamchatka and opilio snow crabs in the Barents Sea, producing both boiled and raw-frozen products at sea. Last year, the Antey Group dispatched six crab catchers with live Kamchatka crab to China via the Northern Sea Route.

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A total of 47 containers were sent by rail to Vladivostok with subsequent reloading onto a container ship for delivery to the Republic of Korea. This is already the fourth shipment in a similar way, when finished products from a transport ship arriving at the port of Murmansk are directly reloaded into refrigerated containers, bypassing reloading and storage at a refrigerated plant, which reduces time and financial costs for seafood supply companies. A number of vessels of these companies have previously successfully passed the HACCP system certification for the production of these products and received a Certificate of Conformity. Currently, preparations are underway to transport live crab by air to China directly from Murmansk. Let us remind you that the fishing fleet “Siegrand” operates in the waters of the southern part of the Arctic Ocean - in the Barents Sea. It consists of processing vessels equipped with live crab processing factories. The company's vessels have received ...

Source: Fishretail