loading

Recent events

GLuna Shrimp owner Gabriel Luna

AdvertisementX
AdvertisementX

Fishing

Russian pollock catches in line with 2021 efforts so far

According to Russia's federal agency for fisheries, pollock catches as of Jan. 17, 2022, totaled 85,000t; around 11,000t less than at the same stage in 2021

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 24, 2022 09:48 GMT
Russian pollock fishing. Credit: Russia's federal agency for fisheries
Related

Dalian port creaks into gear after Russian pollock tramper ban lifted

Uncaught Barents Sea cod, haddock quota carryovers lessen blow from TAC cuts

Leroy's Arctic Supreme cod fillets on display at Seafood Expo Global 2019. Credit: Miriam Okarimia/Undercurrent News

Norway hopes inshore cod model review will mean 2023 MSC reinstatement

Norebo plans to stop China H&G pollock shipments in 2022

free read Oyster norovirus-related recall continues to expand in US, Canada

Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson freed from Greenland jail

AdvertisementX

Russia's pollock fishing in the Sea of ​​Okhotsk have got off to a similar start this year as in 2021, statistics show [...]

Want to keep reading?

Sign up for a trial to have access to our articles!

FDA finds ‘forever chemicals’ in samples of canned clams from China

Trade insights: China’s shrimp imports down 10% through November

EU fishing sector profits rise to €1.7bn, despite aging vessels, workforce decline

free read Norcod escape saw up to 23,000 cod flee net breach

AdvertisementX

Stay on the pulse

Get recommendations, data, editor’s picks, and the latest news from around the seafood world straight to your inbox.

Select your interests

Please select at least one newsletter d indicates our daily newsletters | 2w indicates twice-weekly | All others sent weekly All briefings are sent weekly, unless otherwise indicated
Region
Breaking news
Jobs
Species
Topic

Fill in your details

Please select at least one newsletter!
  • (eg new industry reports, prices data)
  • (eg subscription or report early birds)
  • (eg advertising, trade shows news)
How we handle your data We never share, sell or distribute our subscribers’ data. You may at any time unsubsribe from our newsletters, and request that we erase all information stored about you. Please check our Privacy policy for more details.

We use MailChimp and HubSpot as our email campaign platforms. By subscribing, you agree that the information you provide will be transferred to MailChimp and HubSpot for processing in accordance with their privacy policies (MailChimp privacy policy, HubSpot privacy policy) and terms (MailChimp terms, HubSpot terms).

Thank you. Please check your inbox to confirm your selection and start receiving newsletters.

Cookies on Undercurrent News

We use cookies for performance, security and analytics. To stop seeing this banner click Accept, or select Manage cookies to set your preferences and privacy settings.