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Russia hopes to up wild catch production 20% to 5m metric tons in 2015

Deputy head of Russian agency for fisheries did not specify which species would be affected, but pollock likely to lead increase

By Tom Seaman | Nov. 3, 2015 21:07 GMT
Salmon at a fish market in Petro-Pavlovsk, Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East. Photo: Helen Flamme
Salmon at a fish market in Petro-Pavlovsk, Kamchatka, in the Russian Far East. Photo: Helen Flamme
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QINGDAO, China -- Russia is forecasting a significant increase in production from its wild fisheries by 2017-2018, Petr Savchuk, deputy head of the Russian agency for fisheries, told attendees at the China Sustainable Seafood Forum on Monday [...]

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