The total catch of aquatic bioresources in Russia exceeded 4.7 million tons

Published 2024년 12월 18일

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The article reports on the significant catch figures from various marine basins and exclusive economic zones around Russia, highlighting the diverse range of fish species brought in by Russian fishing vessels. The Northern Basin saw a catch of 427.3 thousand tons, predominantly cod and haddock. The Western Basin contributed 71.2 thousand tons, with sprat and Baltic herring being the dominant species. The Azov-Black Sea basin had a catch of 32.4 thousand tons, marking a slight increase from 2023, with anchovy making up a significant portion. The Volga-Caspian Basin added 73.3 thousand tons to the total catch. Additionally, Russian fishing vessels killed over 476.6 thousand tons of resources in exclusive economic zones and open waters of the World Ocean. As of December 14, 37 vessels, carrying 44,999 thousand tons of fish, were en route to the coast of Primorsky Krai, with the majority of the catch expected to be delivered to the domestic market.

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In the Northern Basin, the catch amounted to 427.3 thousand tons, including cod - 215.3 thousand tons and haddock - 61.2 thousand tons. The Western Basin showed a catch of 71.2 thousand tons, of which 37.1 thousand tons were sprat and 23.3 thousand tons were Baltic herring. In the Azov-Black Sea basin, the catch amounted to 32.4 thousand tons, including anchovy - 12.4 thousand tons (+0.5 thousand tons compared to 2023). In the Volga-Caspian Basin, 73.3 thousand tons were caught, including sprat - 23.3 thousand tons and ordinary fish species - 19.9 thousand tons. In addition, Russian fishing vessels in exclusive economic zones and open waters of the World Ocean killed more than 476.6 thousand tons of resources. As of December 14, 37 vessels ...

Source: Fishretail