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Russia projects 16% increase in Pacific herring catches

Russia is expecting an increase in Pacific herring catches through 2015

By Undercurrent News | Sept. 22, 2015 09:53 BST
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Pacific herring. Picture from NOAA.
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Russia is expecting a 16.2% increase in Pacific herring catches through 2015, according to the country's federal fishery agency, Rosrybolovstvo. [...]

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