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Daily recap, April 21: Russian oligarch linked to PE selling East Coast; Austral CEO talks Moreton Bay buyout

Undercurrent News EMEA editor Neil Ramsden rounds up the biggest seafood news stories from Thursday

By Undercurrent News | April 22, 2022 08:16 BST
Russian billionaire Igor Makarov, who has just been sanctioned by Australia and Canada, pictured on Jan. 19, 2017, at the opening of the Mount Sinai Autism Clinic in Miami, Florida. Makarov is the donor who funded the clinic. Credit: Imago
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Here's a recap of the daily seafood news from Thursday, April 21: 

Leaked documents link newly sanctioned Russian oligarch to PE selling East Coast

A Russian billionaire just sanctioned by Canada and Australia is linked to tens of millions of dollars in transactions with the US private equity currently trying to sell East Coast Seafood Group, one of the country’s largest lobster and scallop processors [...]

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