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html" class="zdbq" title="Crab related food information" target="_blank">crab companies (Russian Crab Company, RCC) captured 2,400 tons of wild crabs in the Russian Far East, accounting for 21 percent of the region's total.
The fishing area covers the Western Kamchatka Peninsula, the Western Bering Sea subregion and the Northwest Pacific Ocean.
Crab species include snow crab (opilio), blue king crab, golden king crab and hairy crab.
Total production increased by 19% year-on-year, of which 835 tons of live snow crabs, blue king crabs and hairy crabs were sold to the Chinese market.
Crab species include snow crab (opilio), blue king crab, golden king crab and hairy crab.
Total production increased by 19% year-on-year, of which 835 tons of live snow crabs, blue king crabs and hairy crabs were sold to the Chinese market.
RCC stated that the company's international market continues to expand.
The first batch of blue king crabs was shipped to the EU market in March.
The local market supply pilot project for golden king crabs has also been launched.
The first batch of blue king crabs was shipped to the EU market in March.
The local market supply pilot project for golden king crabs has also been launched.
As part of the "investment quota" policy of the Russian fishery industry, RCC's shipbuilding plan is also proceeding on schedule.
In February, the third live crab fishing transport ship at the Onega Shipyard (oNega Shipyard) laid the keel, and in March, the construction of the first crab processing vessel began.
In February, the third live crab fishing transport ship at the Onega Shipyard (oNega Shipyard) laid the keel, and in March, the construction of the first crab processing vessel began.
