Russia: The quota for catching gray sea urchins in Primorye has been fulfilled by 94%

Published 2024년 12월 20일

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Between January and November, seven fishing companies in the Sea of Japan subzone caught a total of 837 tons of gray sea urchin, with 47.9% by coastal companies and 52.1% by offshore companies, nearly reaching the industrial catch quota. The majority of the catch, 504 tons, was by offshore companies. Gray sea urchin, a product with numerous health benefits including being used in biological supplements and drugs, is highly valued for its caviar which is rich in Omega-3 and Omega-6, vitamins, and microelements. It is mainly exported to Japan, but also sold domestically. Due to its short shelf life, a freeze-drying technology has been developed to extend its freshness, and it is often combined with natural honey to enhance its benefits.
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From January to November of this year, seven fishing companies in the subzone of the Sea of Japan caught gray sea urchin. Of this amount, four coastal companies caught 233 tons, while three offshore companies collected 504 tons. As a result, the total quota for industrial catch was fulfilled by 94.1%. Gray sea urchin is also recognized as an official object of commercial aquaculture in Russia. The bulk of the catch is exported, primarily to Japan, but sea urchins are also highly valued on the Russian market. They have many nutritional and medicinal properties, which makes them a popular component for various biological supplements and drugs. Gray sea urchin caviar, rich in Omega-3 and Omega-6, vitamins and microelements, is known for its immunomodulatory properties and support of human health. Particular attention is paid to it in ...
Source: Fishretail

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