The growth of prices for red caviar in Russia slowed in October to 11.8% from 12.6% in September

Published 2024년 11월 13일

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Red caviar prices in Russia increased by 11.8% in October due to a significant decrease in salmon catch compared to 2023, with the October figure being the highest on the fish products market. Chilled and frozen cut salmon fish prices also increased by 2.2%. The decrease in salmon catch, along with a decrease in pink salmon catch, is expected to result in a production of 10-11 thousand tons of red caviar this year, down from about 25 thousand tons in 2023. Despite these decreases, experts do not anticipate a shortage of red caviar or red fish on the market.
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Moscow. November 13. INTERFAX.RU - Prices for red caviar in the Russian Federation increased by 11.8% in October, Rosstat reported on Wednesday. The growth rate slowed down, in September salmon caviar increased in price by 12.6% compared to August. Nevertheless, the October figure, like in the previous month, became the highest on the fish products market. Prices for chilled and frozen cut salmon fish increased by 2.2% in October. As reported, the increase in prices for red caviar is explained by a significant decrease in salmon catch this year compared to 2023. According to preliminary data from Rosrybolovstvo, it amounted to 228,671 thousand tons against 259,828 thousand tons in 2022. Moreover, the catch of pink salmon decreased to almost 140 thousand tons from 147 thousand tons in 2022. Salmon catches, due to the life cycle of the main species - pink salmon, are traditionally compared between even and odd years. Moreover, odd years are considered salmon years (in ...
Source: Interfax

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