New fees for fish and seafood have been set in Russia

Published Nov 21, 2022

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law setting new rates for fish and seafood catching in inland waters. The rates will be calculated at 4.8% of the average price set by manufacturers. The law also increases the rates for certain fish and crab, while maintaining the previous rates for non-valuable fish species caught for personal consumption. The rates will be subject to indexation from 2025. Preferential rates will be available to town and village forming Russian fisheries organizations and fishing artels until the end of 2027.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law establishing new rates for catching fish and seafood (excluding marine mammals) in inland waters. The corresponding document was published on Monday. Now, a single approach will be applied in determining rates: for each object (fish, algae, other aquatic animals and plants), the rate will be calculated at the level of 4.8% of the average price set by manufacturers when selling such products. For non-valuable and mostly caught for personal consumption fish species (bream, pike, burbot, roach, ruff, smelt, sabrefish, rudd, silver bream, tench, perch, crucian carp), the previous rates of 20 rubles were retained. per ton. For algae - mostly 50 rubles. per ton, for capelin, some types of herring, sprat, mussels and some other mollusks - 150 rubles per ton. The pollock catch rate has been increased to 4.3 thousand rubles. (hereinafter - per ton), cod - from 2.5 to 7.9 thousand rubles. depending on the region. The fee for flounder is ...
Source: Kvedomosti

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