What is needed for the development of Ukrainian aquaculture

Published 2021년 5월 4일

Tridge summary

In 2020, Ukraine's fish and seafood consumption increased to 15 kg per capita, largely due to imports. The country has the potential for aquaculture, which could meet domestic demand and export products. Currently, the industry produces 18.5 thousand tons annually, with 4,568 specialized businesses. The government is considering measures to simplify aquaculture and reduce import duties on feed and equipment. Norway, a partner in these efforts, sees potential for mutually beneficial cooperation. Ukraine and Norway are also exploring the possibility of Ukrainian businesses processing Norwegian seafood products for export to the EU under the Pan-Euro-Med Convention.
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On average, in 2020, Ukrainians consumed 15 kg of fish and seafood. This is more than the previous year, and in general the figure has been gradually increasing in recent years. On the other hand, growth is mainly due to imports. Well, Ukraine still does not significantly reach 20 kg, recommended by FAO - Food and Agriculture Organization OOH, writes agronews.ua. Such facts and figures hint at an important task. "Today, Ukraine imports most of the fish products it consumes. But we believe that thanks to natural resources, human and educational potential, Ukraine has all the opportunities for aquaculture development and is able not only to provide its own consumption, but also to enter foreign markets, "said Ksenia Sidorkina, USAID Director of Agricultural and Rural Development . The program became one of the co-organizers of the exhibition-forum "Aquaculture Business Ukraine 2021". The event was attended by about 200 people, one way or another related to aquaculture. Participants ...
Source: AgronewsUA

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