Every tenth among young Russians does not buy fish

Russia

Published Jun 1, 2023

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According to a study by VTsIOM, the demand for fish in Russia remains consistently high - 93% of respondents buy fish at least sometimes, and only 7% of all Russians have refused to buy fish at all. According to the agency, among those who refuse fish, the highest percentage of men (10% of all respondents in this group), young people aged 25-34 (also 10% of respondents) and residents of rural areas (12% of all respondents of this group ).

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As a study by VTsIOM showed, the demand for fish in Russia remains consistently high - 93% of respondents buy fish at least sometimes, and only 7% of all Russians have refused to buy fish at all. According to the agency, among those who refuse fish, the highest percentage of men (10% of all respondents in this group), young people aged 25-34 (also 10% of respondents) and residents of rural areas (12% of all respondents of this group ). The consumption of fish is also directly related to the consumer's wealth, the study showed. Thus, the largest percentage of those who do not eat fish at all was among people who noted that they "barely make ends meet" - 19%. At the same time, among those who answered that “almost everything can afford it”, 48% of respondents buy fish once a week. Another indicator related to the level of wealth is the most popular types of fish in Russia. The top 4 included cheap types of fish - pollock, pink salmon mackerel, herring. At the same ...

Source: Fishretail