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West Russian region announces huge new aquafeed mill amid domestic push

Russian authorities have repeatedly pledged to encourage import substitution so as to develop the country's domestic aquafeed production

By Sergei Blagov | Jan. 4, 2024 10:15 GMT
Credit: Rosrybolovstvo
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Authorities in Russia's Western Smolensk region have announced a project to build the country's largest aquaculture feed plant within the next two years [...]

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