In Russia, they propose to create a state program from "fishing to shelf"

Published 2022년 8월 29일

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Olga Naumova, the general director of the Russian Fisheries Company (RRPK), has called for a comprehensive state program to modernize and boost the Russian fishing industry. She blamed the sector's lag behind other agro-industrial sectors on the natural limitation of most Russians living far from the Far East basin and the destruction of the 'chain' from fishing to shelf after the USSR's collapse. Naumova stressed the need to simplify retail operations and improve product quality to increase fish consumption. Ilya Bereznyuk, Managing Partner of Agro and Food Communications, highlighted the industry's challenges, including an outdated fleet, lack of modern equipment, insufficient refrigeration capacities, and the need for digitalization. He also noted the marketing dilemma between promoting value-added goods or raw materials. The Russian Fisheries Company is one of the largest pollock producers globally.
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The Russian fishing industry is among the lagging sectors of the agro-industrial complex in terms of industry development and demand, and a comprehensive state program is needed for its growth, says Olga Naumova, general director of the Russian Fisheries Company (RRPK). The lag, in her opinion, is due to a natural limitation: most of the Russian population lives in regions remote from the Far East basin. Naumova believes that in order to modernize the fishing industry, a comprehensive state program is needed and the resumption of the chain “from fishing to shelf” that existed in the USSR, writes RBC. Previously, there were enterprises that were entirely responsible for catching, producing and processing fish in fillets and canned food, as well as for promoting this product to the places of residence of the population and promoting the consumption of fish, says the general director of the RRPK. But after the collapse of the USSR, the chain was destroyed, and fish consumption fell. ...
Source: AgroInvestor

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