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Russia ups financing for fish industry development

Aquaculture production is projected to more than double to 315,500t by 2020 from 150,000t in 2013

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 23, 2014 15:03 GMT
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Funding for Russia's state program for Development of the Fisheries Industry in the period to 2020 has been increased by RUB 9.3 billion ($169.73 million) to RUB 92.5bn by a cabinet resolution signed on Dec. 18, materials posted on the federal government website state. [...]

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