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Russian food ban impact

Russia aims at massive increase in home market use of its fish

Russia aims to have only 20% of its fish consumption coming from imports by 2020, compared to 53% at the current level, speaker told Humber Seafood Summit

By Tom Seaman | Sept. 19, 2014 09:28 BST
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GRIMSBY, UK – Russia aims to have only 20% of its fish consumption coming from imports by 2020, compared to 47% at the current level, said a presentation by a Russian executive at the 2014 Humber Seafood Summit [...]

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