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Report: Russia on track to build 50-60 fishing vessels in 5-6 years

The government is nearly ready to introduce amendments that will allow for investment quotas to be used for crab catching, leading to the creation of about 40 new vessels

By Undercurrent News | March 1, 2018 16:07 GMT
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Russia will build 50 to 60 new fishing vessels over the next five to six years, worth about RUB 200 billion ($3.54bn), reports Port News, a Russian news service focused on its marine industries. [...]

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