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Russian Fishery plans to up sales of pollock fillets to China, Japan

In 2021 RFC has signed a contract to send 1,000t of fillets to China, and another to supply 600t to Japan, with the growth of these markets in mind

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 21, 2021 10:26 GMT
Pollock fillets. Credit: Russian Fishery Company
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Russian Fishery Company (RFC) is looking to develop the Chinese and Japanese markets for pollock fillets, it said, after a good start to 2021 in terms of sales [...]

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