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Russian Fishery ‘gradually’ convinces Chinese buyers to substitute pollock surimi for warmwater

Russian Fishery, which is forecasting an increase in its surimi production of around 37% to 41,000t in 2024, is 'gradually' converting buyers in China to switch from warmwater

By Tom Seaman | March 11, 2024 10:05 GMT
Russian Fishery Company (RFC) surimi production. Credit: RFC
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Russian Fishery Company (RFC) is seeing encouraging signs in the Chinese surimi market, although buyers are taking more convincing than was initially thought to move from warmwater to pollock [...]

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