China remains the largest consumer of Kamchatka fish products (photo)

Published 2020년 6월 17일

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Between January and May of 2020, Kamchatka enterprises successfully exported over 162 thousand tons of aquatic biological resources, valued at approximately 343.5 million US dollars. These exports primarily consisted of fish products, which made up over 90% of the total export volume. The main recipients of these exports were China, South Korea, and Japan, with China being the largest market. The exports included a variety of fish species such as sockeye salmon, cod, pollock, flounder, and halibut, as well as caviar, liver, milk, crustaceans, mollusks, and fish flour. Additionally, nickel concentrate, ships, boats, floating structures, scrap and waste of ferrous metals, and inspection services for fish products were also exported.

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More than 162 thousand tons of aquatic biological resources worth 343.5 million US dollars were exported by Kamchatka enterprises abroad in January-May 2020. In the total export volume of Kamchatka, fish products accounted for more than 90%. The main share of fish products deliveries - 56.2%, was supplied to the People's Republic of China (frozen fish - pollock, cod, pink salmon, flounder, halibut, other fish species, caviar, liver, frozen milk, crustaceans); to the Republic of Korea - 34.9% (frozen fish - cod, pollock, halibut, sockeye salmon, chum salmon, flounder, other fish species, crustaceans, mollusks, ice cream pollock fillet); to Japan - 2.4% (frozen fish - cod, chum salmon, frozen sockeye salmon, frozen pink salmon caviar); to Germany - 2.2% (frozen cod, pollock fillet ice cream); to Denmark -1% (frozen cod). Export of aquatic biological resources for January-May 2020 Product name Net weight, tons Statistical value, million US dollars Frozen fish (including): 153 815.8 ...

Source: Fishnet.ru