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Russia’s wild salmon catch reaches 76,000 metric tons in week 31

Total catch for the year could now exceed 400,000t

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 11, 2021 13:45 BST

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Russia's wild salmon catch amounted to 76,000 metric tons in week 31 of the year (Aug. 2 to Aug. 8), according to government sources. [...]

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