Illegal import of black caviar may exceed legal production volumes in Russia

Published 2023년 10월 19일

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Black caviar production in Russia has reached a record level in 2023, with 33 tons of sturgeon caviar released, one and a half times higher than 2017. However, the increase in production will not lead to a decrease in prices due to the rising costs of production and logistics. The country's consumption of black caviar is around 80 tons annually, with approximately 30 tons being imported, potentially exceeding legal production levels due to the influx of illegally packaged caviar from other countries.
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Black caviar production in Russia reached a record level in 2023. At the same time, manufacturers note that the volume of production will not lead to a decrease in prices for the product, because at the same time the cost of production, including logistics costs, has increased. Since the beginning of 2023, 33 tons of sturgeon caviar have been released in Russia, which is one and a half times higher than the level of 2017 and, in general, is the maximum over the past six years. According to the All-Russian Association of Fisheries (VARPE), which sfera.fm has reviewed, in total, about 50 tons of black caviar will be produced by the end of the year. At the same time, the level of consumption of black caviar in Russia is 80 tons annually. That is, about 30 tons of product are imported into Russia from China and Latin American countries. However, VARPE believes that the actual level of import of black caviar can be many times higher, and even exceed the level of legal production of ...
Source: Agronovosti

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