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Domestic market resurgence drives Russian Aquaculture’s profits up by 117%

'We are seeing a steady increase in the consumption of salmon and in demand for quality chilled salmon, which affirms the fundamental appeal of the Russian market'

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 3, 2021 10:30 GMT
An Inarctica -- formerly Russian Aquaculture -- salmon farm near Murmansk. Source: Inarctica
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Russia's largest salmon farmer, Russian Aquaculture, saw a resurgence in the domestic market drive its revenue and profits up strongly in the first three quarter of 2021, it said [...]

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