This year, Kremenchuk reservoir provided more than 40% of industrial fish catch in Ukraine

Published 2023년 9월 15일

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The State Fisheries Agency reported that in September, industrial fishermen caught 3.6 thousand tons of aquatic resources in Ukraine's reservoirs due to the lack of commercial fishing in the blocked Black and Azov Seas. The majority of the catch came from the Kremenchutsk Reservoir, followed by other reservoirs such as Kamian, Kaniv, and Kyiv. This year's industrial catch was conducted through auctions using the Prozorro.Sales trading system, resulting in a significant increase in revenue compared to last year.
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At the beginning of September, industrial fishermen caught 3.6 thousand tons of aquatic biological resources in the reservoirs of Ukraine, the State Fisheries Agency reported. Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter The basis of industrial catch this year was: At the same time, the Black and Azov Seas remain blocked due to the military aggression of the Russian Federation, so commercial fishing of marine species (piles, mullet, rapana, sprat, shrimp, turbot, and others) is not actually carried out. Since the beginning of the year, the largest amount of aquatic bioresources has been extracted from the Kremenchutsk Reservoir - 1.6 thousand tons (44%). Another 814 tons were caught in the Kamian Reservoir, 296 tons in the Kaniv Reservoir, 292 tons in the Kyiv Reservoir, 245 tons in the Dniester and Dniester Estuary, 173 tons in the Dnipro Reservoir, 112 tons in the Danube, 58 tons in the Dnipro-Buzka estuary system, 12 tons - in the Shabolat estuary, 6 tons each - ...
Source: Landlord

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