Enterprises of Primorsky Krai in Russia produced 56.7 thousand tons of aquaculture

Published 2022년 1월 24일

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In 2021, aquaculture production in Primorye saw an increase of 8 thousand tons from the previous year, with kelp being the main crop at 23.9 thousand tons. Despite the rise in sea water temperature to 28 °C, 114 enterprises in the region managed to increase production. Additionally, there has been a surge in exports to South Korea due to the closure of Chinese ports, with South Korea receiving 61% of the region's fish and seafood exports at the end of 2021.
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Aquaculture production in Primorye last year increased by 8 thousand tons compared to 2020. Most of all, kelp is grown at the enterprises of the industry - 23.9 thousand tons. In total, 114 enterprises specialize in aquaculture in Primorye, the press service of the regional government reports. During the reporting period, 17.7 thousand tons of scallop, 6 thousand tons of trepang, 2.6 thousand tons of sea urchins, 2.1 thousand tons of mussels were received. The increase in production was achieved despite the increase in sea water temperature to 28 °C. In addition, against the backdrop of the ...
Source: RUAgronews

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