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Russian food ban impact

Bakkafrost CEO: Higher volumes, Russia ban means more sales to Russia likely

Russia conflict, but also Bakkafrost's planned harvesting hike for 2014, will likely give opportunity to sell more fish to this market, says CEO

By Eva Tallaksen | Aug. 27, 2014 09:36 BST
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Bakkafrost's planned harvest increase for 2014 and Russia's food import ban on selected countries means the Faroese producer is likely to increase sales to Russia, said Bakkafrost CEO Regin Jacobsen [...]

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