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Russian Fishery awarded quota to go with four new vessels, Murmansk plant

Russian Fishery Company awarded 80,000t of pollock and herring quota for new vessels, and over 1,000t of cod and haddock for a new plant

By Neil Ramsden | July 1, 2019 12:24 BST
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Russian Fishery Company (RFC) has revealed it is to be awarded new quotas in pollock, herring, cod and haddock, thanks to its latest investment in vessels and a factory.  [...]

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