Russia: New capelin fishing season in Murmansk

Published Mar 7, 2024

Tridge summary

The first batch of capelin, weighing five tons, has been caught in the Barents Sea and delivered to the Murmansk seaport in Russia. The fish will be primarily sold within Russia, with some companies planning to distribute the cargo further across the country. The port is ready to operate round the clock to unload trawlers if required. Currently, ten vessels are at sea with fishing permits granted to 21 companies. The capelin quota for Russia this year is slightly over 78 thousand tons.
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Original content

The first batch of capelin caught in the Barents Sea was delivered to the Murmansk seaport. This is about five tons of fresh frozen fish. The harvesting period for capelin is short - only a month. Therefore, fishermen are working in emergency mode. Almost all the fish will go to Russian shelves. The port said that, if necessary, it is ready to switch to a 24-hour schedule for unloading trawlers. Alexander Lizogub, head of the department of the North Sea territorial department of Rosrybolovstvo: “The cargo has arrived, samples have already been submitted to obtain all the necessary veterinary documents, which will confirm that the products are safe for consumption, and the fish will already be sold. Partially to Murmansk, some companies expressed a ...
Source: Otr-online

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