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Importance of Russian king crab grows as Alaska supplies tighten

If the Alaskan red king crab fishery is closed to fishing in 2019, it will remain closed for three years to allow the stocks to recover

By Jason Smith | Jan. 24, 2019 17:02 GMT
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SAN DIEGO, California, US -- Quotas of Russian-landed red king crab from the Far East and Barents Sea fisheries are growing even as Alaskan landings shrink due to concerns about the health of the stock [...]

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