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Russia’s Antey grows Barents Sea live crab sales to China, welcomes Canada frozen competition

Russia's largest crab fishing company is boosting exports of live king crab to China by establishing new transportation routes through Arctic waters

By Lewis Hu | Aug. 24, 2023 14:04 BST
Antey Group at World Seafood Shanghai Exhibition 2023. Credit: Lewis Hu / Undercurrent News
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