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Russian fish spot prices keep rising in week 12

Prices for salmon, whitefish and pelagics rose both in rubles and in US dollars as the Russia currency strengthened

By Undercurrent News | March 25, 2022 10:13 GMT
Credit: Russian Fishery Company
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Spot prices for Russian frozen fish lifted yet again in week 12 of 2022, against the background of the country's ongoing economic crisis [...]

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