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Russia’s largest fishing firms in ‘crouch start’ position on fleet renewal

Gov't has approved plan to stimulate fleet and land-based processing with ‘quotas for investments’, but big companies such as Russian Fishery and Karat are awaiting clarity on exactly how it will be implemented

By Tom Seaman | May 9, 2016 09:21 BST
Russian president Vladimir Putin, during the Oct. 19, 2015 State Council meeting to discuss development of the country's fishing sector.
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Russia’s largest fishing companies are awaiting clarity on exactly how a plan to stimulate investment in the county’s vessels and processing plants will be implemented [...]

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