The possibilities of expanding Russian fish exports were discussed on the sidelines of the international exhibition Gulfood-2023 in Dubai

Published 2023년 2월 21일

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Russia is participating in a major food industry exhibition and discussing ways to expand into new sales markets with exporting companies. In 2022, Russia exported over 2.1 million tons of fish and seafood, with the Republic of Korea, China, the Netherlands, Japan, and Germany as the main consumers, despite sanctions and restrictions. The Federal Agency for Fishery is working to open new markets and diversify supply, targeting Asia-Pacific countries and the Persian Gulf region. The Gulfood 2023 international exhibition is serving as a platform for discussing new markets and expansion opportunities for Russian fish products.

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Russia once again participates in the largest exhibition event of the food industry with a national stand. Ilya Shestakov, head of the Federal Agency for Fishery, discussed the issues of expanding geography and problematic issues of entering new sales markets with Russian exporting companies. The meeting was attended by the largest companies producing fish products - Norebo Holding, Russian Crab Group of Companies, Antey LLC, Za Rodinu RK, Defa Group, Agama and others. The participants discussed measures to support exporters, the creation of joint projects in the field of aquaculture, organizational and regulatory issues of supply, including the acceleration of the issuance of catch certificates for any type of Russian fish products at the request of the exporter. Russia is one of the ten largest suppliers of fish to the world market. And, according to FAO forecasts, it will maintain these positions by 2031, being the leader in terms of catch growth. In 2022, Russia exported more ...

Source: Fishretail