Far Eastern pollock will load processing plants in Russia

Published 2021년 1월 25일

Tridge summary

Due to restrictions related to the coronavirus, China has temporarily halted the reception of products from Russia, impacting the usual sales market for harvested pollock. In response, the Okhotsk sea fishing headquarters has decided to redirect the streams of harvested pollock to Russian factories. However, as most Chinese fish processing plants have sent workers on vacation, a significant part of the fish caught by the fish factories of the Far Eastern region cannot be processed. Ten Russian vessels with 32 thousand tons of fish on board are currently awaiting unloading at the Dalian port, and negotiations are underway to develop procedures to restore service to Russian vessels.
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Original content

The decision to redirect the streams of harvested pollock to the processing facilities of Russian factories was made at a meeting of the Okhotsk sea fishing headquarters. The usual sales market for products is China, since the end of December it has been temporarily closed to receive products from Russia due to restrictions on coronavirus. Most Chinese fish processing plants have sent workers on vacation. The entire amount of fish caught by the fish factories of the Far Eastern region cannot be processed. A significant part of it will be directed to enterprises in the western part of the country. It should be noted that ten Russian vessels with 32 thousand tons of fish on board are awaiting ...
Source: Fishnet.ru

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