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According to Rosselkhoznadzor's letter No.FS-VN-2/3959 dated 28 April 2007, in the course of monitoring checks of imported animal products from 23 to 30 March 2007 laboratory examinations of food safety (microbiological and organoleptic indices) presented primary positive results as follows.
In the course of monitoring checks of imported animal products from 13 to 20 April 2007 laboratory examinations of food safety (microbiological and organoleptic indices) produced primary positive results as follows...
In connection with the disclosure of the Salmonell culture in poultry meat coming to the Russian Federation from the US plant ...
Under its directive No.FS-EN-2/3989 dated 28 April 2007 in addition to letter No.FS-EN-2/2101 dated 13 March 2007 the Russian veterinary and phytosanitary service Rosselkhoznadzor has circulated a veterinary-sanitary certificate for food fish, shellfish/mollusks, etc. and ready-to-eat products exported from Japan to the Russian Federation ...
Under its directive No. FS-EN-2/3106 dated 10 April 2007 the Russian veterinary and phytosanitary service Rosselkhoznadzor has allowed seafood shipments from Icelandic fish processing plants and vessels with the following licenses ...
In 2007 Murmansk fish farms will receive RUR4 million as financial support from the local budget, the funds aimed at part compensation of the bank interest rates for loans taken for building, reconstruction and modernization of fish farming facilities as well as for purchase of brood stock, machines and equipment.
Under the recent decision of Arkhangelsk Court of Arbitration the bankruptcy case of OAO Arkhangelsk Trawl Fleet (plc), which is known as the biggest whitefish quota holder in the region, has been closed.
Provisional results of operations of Murmansk Marine Fish Port in April 2007 were reported as positive with the port handling 17,500 tonnes of fish through the month.
The assets of Saint Petersburg-based Pischevik fish combine grew by 28% from RUR160,985,000 in the fourth quarter 2006 to ...
Karelia, a Russian province bordering on Finland, and the Norwegian province of Troms signed a new protocol on cooperation between the regions in 2007-2009 with the document focusing on aquaculture development in Karelia among other issues.
A new plant for fish fry feeds will be built in Leningrad Oblast surrounding Saint Petersburg with the project to be based on technologies widely practiced in Norway, in particular in its province of Nordland,
Taking into account proposals of the Russian side Japan has agreed to purchase a total quota of ...
The overall Russian catch in the North Atlantic through the closing week of April exceeded 15,500 tonnes, 3000 tonnes down on the previous week.
In May 2007 the fishery situation on the grounds of the Barents Sea is expected to remain on a par with the previous month.
Russia's catches through April 2007 considerably decreased by 4500 tonnes as compared to March 2007.
Russian vet authorities have continued to issue seafood alerts on products from China, Vietnam and other countries.
After consultations in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky and Magadan Russia's PM Mikhail Fradkov has given a number of fishery related commissions to several ministries and departments.
At the international contest "The best product of the year 2007" which was held during the 14th International Exhibition of Foodstuffs, Drinks and Food Raw Materials - PRODEXPO 2007 Dva Capitana (Two Captains) Company's new products, such as "Squid in brine"...
Russia and Poland have emerged as the main markets for pangasius exports from Viet Nam...
Lower customs and tariff protection of the domestic market to result from Russia's accession to the World Trade Organization can be damaging for trout farmers of Karelia (Russia's republic bordering on Finland), but, on the other hand, membership in WTO will open up new opportunities for export.