Russian fishing companies are on track to have a solid pollock catch in 2022, as authorities attempt to boost domestic consumption – even though exports show no signs of dropping.
Russia’s pollock B season, which started on 15 October, is meeting high expectations thus far. According to data from the Russian Federal Agency for Fisheries, the total pollock catch so far this year – including totals from the A season – through 7 November was 921,300 metric tons (MT), an increase of 4 percent over the same period in 2021.
Russia’s Pollock Catchers Association (PCA) the pollock quota remaining for season B will allow for up to ...
Photo courtesy of Russian Fishery Company
