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Two key salmon farming companies, Bakkafrost of the Faroe Islands and the Lerøy Seafood Group, have signalled they are taking action to prevent their products getting into Russia. Bakkafrost CEO Regin […] Continue Reading
The Faroe Islands government is expected to come under pressure to halt seafood exports to Russia, following the invasion of Ukraine this week. Faroes is one of the few European […] Continue Reading
Russian Aquaculture has seen significant growth in both revenue and profit for the first nine months of 2021. The company, which farms Atlantic salmon and trout in the Murmansk and […] Continue Reading
Russian Aquaculture is in profit again and revenue is up substantially for the first half of this year. The company’s unaudited results for the six months to 30 June show […] Continue Reading
NORWAY and Russia have agreed new quotas in the Barents Sea for next year – accepting a 13 per cent reduction in how much cod they can catch. The two countries will […] Continue Reading
FISH exports to Russia from the EU, Iceland and Norway could resume this summer. France’s economy minister Emmanuel Macron said after a meeting with French businessmen in Moscow that he hoped […] Continue Reading
RUSSIA is inviting foreign partners to help it develop fisheries around Pacific islands where Moscow and Tokyo have rival territorial claims, the Daily Mail reported yesterday. Tokyo will be given […] Continue Reading
MINTEC, the leading UK independent source of pricing information’ is predicting that salmon stock levels are expected to be stable throughout this year. It warns, however, that demand is expected […] Continue Reading
STARVED of quality seafood from the West following the trade embargo, Russia has begun looking to its erstwhile allies for fish. The latest country to come to its rescue is […] Continue Reading