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Russia aims to quadruple exports to Africa

The All-Russian Fishery Association believes the country can increase its seafood sales to Africa to 200,000t per year

By Sergei Blagov | Aug. 2, 2023 08:48 BST
Credit: Russian Fishery Company
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Russia is capable of hiking its seafood exports to Africa by as much as four times, according to the All-Russian Fishery Association, commonly known under its Russian acronym VARPE [...]

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