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Keel-laying takes place for Russian Fishery’s fifth of 10 new trawlers

'The series of vessels that the shipbuilders of the Admiralty Shipyards are building for us is not just new trawlers, it is the future of the fishing industry'

By Undercurrent News | June 8, 2021 09:23 BST
Russian Fishery's director, Viktor Litvinenko
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The keel has been laid for the fifth of 10 new "super trawlers" being built by the Admiralty Shipyards in St. Petersburg for Russian Fishery Company (RFC), the latter has announced. [...]

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