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Russia lands 4.9m metric tons of fish in 2021, up 1%

The total of 4.89m metric tons was 0.8% higher than in 2020, as other regions offset a dip of 0.9% in the key Far East fishery basin

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 29, 2021 10:20 GMT
A Russian cod and haddock trawler/factory vessel. Credit: Vyborg Shipyard
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Russia's total fishery landings came to 4.89 million metric tons in 2021, just 0.8% higher than in the previous year.  [...]

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