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Russia now says US and Japanese companies have illegal stakes in Far East fishing

After Pacific Andes and South Korea, Russian authorities turn their focus to US and Japanese companies, claiming they have illegal stakes in its Far East fisheries

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 10, 2013 17:46 BST
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Russian authorities claim that US and Japanese companies have illegal stakes in its Far East fisheries, reported Seafood.com, citing the Russian news website Prime News. [...]

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