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The recent limited outbreaks of bird flue near Moscow have caused speculations that the seafood sector can profit from potential consumer switch from chicken to fish due to the resulting health dangers.

Vladivostok-based Alaska Pollock Harvesters Association has recently met to discuss possibilities to increase selling power by consolidating sales of APO roe at the Japanese auctions.

Russian quotas in the North Atlantic in 2005-2007, ‘000 metric tons

Dynamics of Russian quotas and catches in the Barents Sea in 2005-2007

In the recent years Russia has seen strengthening of market positions of canned fish products. Pelikan TM owned by Kaliningrad-based Baltiiskaya Gildia (Baltic Gild) is one of the most popular labels in the segment.

Interregional fish processing corporation MRPK based in Saint Petersburg is going to boost its sales and output via a recently merger with Euromorproduct Company.

Subject to government approval in 2007 Sakhalin-based fishermen would be able to harvest ...

As per late February 2007 the Russian veterinary and phytosanitary service Rosselkhoznadzor resumed issuing export permits for seafood products

Russian total seafood import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Russian surimi import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Russian ocean perch import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Russian cod, haddock and saithe import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Russian Alaska pollock import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Russian sea scallops import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Russian shrimp import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Russian hake import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Russian salmon (Pacific and Atlantic) and trout import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Russian mackerel import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Russian herring import statistics for twelve months of 2005-2006

Starting from the current year 2007 at least seven seafood restaurants are to be opened in the Urals' million-strong capital Ekaterinburg.