The entry of pollock caviar into Chinese markets will help Russian companies

Published 2023년 9월 20일

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The entry of Russian pollock caviar into the Chinese markets could provide stability for Russian companies, particularly those in the Far East, according to German Zverev, President of the All-Russian Association of Fishing Industry. Currently, Russian enterprises are heavily dependent on the Japanese market for pollock caviar exports, so expanding into China would give them greater confidence. Zverev also mentioned that Russian enterprises are exploring new markets for other products such as surimi and cod products for Southern Europe.
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The entry of Russian pollock caviar into the Chinese markets can significantly stabilize the position of Russian companies, especially those from the Far East. German Zverev, President of the All-Russian Association of Fishing Industry (VARPE), told a TASS correspondent about this at the news agency's stand at the seventeenth International Exhibition and Conference on Civil Shipbuilding, Shipping, Port Operations, Ocean and Shelf Development "Neva-2023". “Currently, enterprises that export pollock caviar are critically dependent only on the Japanese market. If we manage to create this market in China, this would especially help our Far Eastern enterprises feel more confident. Moreover, we have a good example - this is the live crab market, which China did not buy in such volumes 10-15 years ago,” Zverev said. He also noted that Russian enterprises are also working on new products for new markets. “We are working on new product markets - this is surimi, this is the possible sale of ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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