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Russia hopes to double farmed salmon production to 250,000t by 2030

The move to boost local production comes as farmed salmon imports stopped coming into Russia due to Western sanctions since February this year

By Salmon Business | Sept. 28, 2022 10:08 BST
An Inarctica -- formerly Russian Aquaculture -- salmon farm near Murmansk. Source: Inarctica
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The Russian government agency for aquaculture aims to increase farmed salmon production to 250,000 metric tons by 2030, more than twice the 116,200t produced in 2020 [...]

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