Russia: Salmon caught in the Far East has grown by 34% since the beginning of the year, to 87,000 tons
Salmon
Russia
Published Jul 29, 2022
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By July, catches of aquatic biological resources in Russia increased by 0.5% Since the beginning of 2022, salmon catches in the Far East have increased by 34% and amounted to 87 thousand tons as of July 25, the Federal Agency for Fishery said. “In the Far Eastern Fisheries Basin, the salmon catch as of July 25 reached 87 thousand tons, which is 22.2 thousand tons (or 34%) more than in 2020 (traditionally, the results of the fishing season are compared for even and odd years due to the life cycle of pink salmon — this species accounts for the bulk of the salmon catch).
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By July, the catch of aquatic biological resources in Russia increased by 0.5% Salmon catch in the Far East has increased by 34% since the beginning of 2022 and amounted to 87,000 tons as of July 25, the Federal Agency for Fishery said. “In the Far Eastern Fisheries Basin, the salmon catch as of July 25 reached 87 thousand tons, which is 22.2 thousand tons (or 34%) more than in 2020 (traditionally, the results of the fishing season are compared for even and odd years due to the life cycle of pink salmon — this species accounts for the bulk of the salmon catch). The weekly catch amounted to 24 thousand tons," the message says. According to the Federal Agency for Fishery, the main volume of Pacific salmon production traditionally falls on users of the Kamchatka Territory, who caught about 71 thousand tons, which is almost 20 thousand tons (or 39%) more than the same period in 2020. The positive dynamics of fishing in relation to the indicators of 2022 is observed in the Chukotka ...
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