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Lucrative king crab sector faces Russia sanctions upheaval

With western sanctions targeting Russian seafood, Russian producers are expected to reconfigure some frozen production volumes into live for China and South Korea

By Louis Harkell | March 31, 2022 10:17 BST
Russian Crab Company processing line. Credit: Russian Crab Company
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The lucrative king crab sector is heading into stormy territory as sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine push it towards markets for live product in East Asia, industry sources told Undercurrent News [...]

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