ANNONCER
Russian President Vladimir Putin expects changes to be made to Russian fishing industry laws at the State Duma spring session.
An agreement between the Vyborg Shipyard and Murmansk operator was signed at a recent forum held in the city to discuss option for renewing Russia’s fishing fleet.
One of the biggest fisheries in the Pomorye region of the White Sea coast and surrounding areas in Russia, Arkhangelsk Trawl Fleet (ATF), has been certified to the Marine Stewardship (MSC) Fisheries Standard.
A contract to build three new pelagic fishing vessels has been placed with the Yantar Shipyard at Kaliningrad in Russia, the first time for more than twenty years newbuilds of this type have been ordered from a Russian yard for a customer in Russia.
Independent Adjudicator (IA) Michael Lodge released his final decision today in the objection filed by the At-sea Processors Association (APA) in the Russia Sea of Okhotsk pollock fishery.
Independent Adjudicator (IA) Michael Lodge, in a preliminary decision sent to the parties today and published on the Marine Stewardship Council website, will allow the conformance assessment body (CAB), Intertek Moody Marine (IMM), to submit its revised scoring rationale to peer review and comment, to address an objection filed by At-Sea Processors (APA) on the ground of procedural irregularity.
The NE Sakhalin Island salmon fishery in Russia is now a proud owner of MSC certification.
Russia’s federal fishery agency Rosrybolovstvo is set to get tougher on fish importers after some serious complaints.
Russian fish consumption is predicted to rise 20 percent in near future and the most demanding species will be herring and Pollock.
Russian government has banned products from three Norwegian salmon producers, confirms a report.