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as their main suppliers in Denmark, Norway and Finland refuse to do business with them due to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict
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severe shortage of feed
Trout farms in Russia's Karelia region on the Finnish border account for 70 percent of Russia's total trout farmed production and more than half of the country's domestic market
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They have until the end of May to fix this problem
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They have until the end of May to fix this problem
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"About 85 percent is imported, mainly from Norway, Denmark and Finland, which are now delaying supplies," he said
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Meanwhile, according to Labinov, domestic feed producers will not be able to meet the company's needs
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Petrozavodsk-based Karelian Fish Plants Group of Companies is ready to increase its production capacity to 8,000 tons per year, another feed producer in Belgorod is able to produce up to 15,000 tons, but this is not enough to make up Notch
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Petrozavodsk-based Karelian Fish Plants Group of Companies is ready to increase its production capacity to 8,000 tons per year, another feed producer in Belgorod is able to produce up to 15,000 tons, but this is not enough to make up Notch
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"We are in talks with feed suppliers in Turkey and Iran," he said, confirming that the issue must be resolved by the end of May, when the active phase of the feed will begin
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The chief executive of Karelia-based aquaculture company Lafor also said the issue of feed supply was urgent
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“Previously, we bought hundreds of tons of feed from Coppens, Skretting, Raisio for €1.
60 ($1.
70) to €1.
70 ($1.
80) per kilo during the April-October feeding season,” he said
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“Previously, we bought hundreds of tons of feed from Coppens, Skretting, Raisio for €1.
60 ($1.
70) to €1.
70 ($1.
80) per kilo during the April-October feeding season,” he said
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"Right now, we're open to talking to everyone, making requests from all over the world, from Vietnam and China to some countries in Western Europe, Iran and Turkey
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" However, this will be an unknown feed, and it remains to be seen whether it will increase biomass as well.
Not sure, he said
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The executive said the quality of feed produced in Russia also leaves a lot to be desired
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"Furthermore, even if the current capacity of Russian feed producers is fully loaded, it will not be able to meet the needs of trout farmers
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"
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" However, this will be an unknown feed, and it remains to be seen whether it will increase biomass as well.
Not sure, he said
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The executive said the quality of feed produced in Russia also leaves a lot to be desired
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"Furthermore, even if the current capacity of Russian feed producers is fully loaded, it will not be able to meet the needs of trout farmers
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"
Salmon producers remain silent
Russia's main producers of farmed Atlantic salmon, Murmansk-based Russian Aquaculture and Russian Salmon, are also struggling with sanctions imposed on the country's seafood industry
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However, they did not reveal any details about their attempts to survive the supply disruption
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However, they did not reveal any details about their attempts to survive the supply disruption
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"Of course, our feed supply chain is now disrupted or very threatened," a source at Russian salmon said, without giving further details
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Russia's largest salmon farming company, Russian Aquaculture, completely declined to comment for this story
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The company's sales surge 79% to 27,800 tonnes in 2021
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It aims to increase production to 35,000 metric tons by 2025
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The company's sales surge 79% to 27,800 tonnes in 2021
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It aims to increase production to 35,000 metric tons by 2025
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Rosrybolovstvo looks at domestic feed production
Russia's fisheries agency Rosrybolovstvo has confirmed that there are problems with supplying fish feed to the country's aquaculture fishing companies due to Western sanctions
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"Some problems have arisen due to supply chain disruptions and unfriendly behavior in some countries," said the head of Rosrybolovstvo
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For example, the Danish feed supply, which provides about 45% of the high-quality salmon feed for the Russian aquaculture industry, has completely ceased
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For example, the Danish feed supply, which provides about 45% of the high-quality salmon feed for the Russian aquaculture industry, has completely ceased
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This problem facing Russia's domestic aquaculture industry is forcing Russia to reconsider import substitution
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"We are working on proposals for subsidized capital expenditures for the construction of plants to produce feed for salmon and trout farming," he said
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"We are working on proposals for subsidized capital expenditures for the construction of plants to produce feed for salmon and trout farming," he said
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"Currently, there are already three projects ready to start production in Russia in late 2022 or early 2023," he said
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Expected price increase
Meanwhile, Russian industry watchers predict a rise in the price of domestically farmed fish
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"There is no doubt that the search for new partners, more complex logistics and a lack of prepaid feed capital will force farmed salmon and trout producers to increase product prices," said the managing partner of Agro & Food Communications
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However, "it is impossible to predict exactly how strong it will be right now, as various factors, including possible bankruptcy of small producers and rising fish feed prices, will affect the process," he added
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Aquaculture production in Russia has more than doubled in the past 10 years
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In 2021, the country's total production of farmed fish will reach 356,600 tonnes, an increase of 8.
5% over 2020, according to Rosrybolovstvo
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Production of farmed Atlantic salmon and trout increased by 17 percent to 137,000 tonnes
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In 2021, the country's total production of farmed fish will reach 356,600 tonnes, an increase of 8.
5% over 2020, according to Rosrybolovstvo
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Production of farmed Atlantic salmon and trout increased by 17 percent to 137,000 tonnes
.
According to Rosrybolovstvo, Russia plans to produce about 220,000 tons of salmon and trout by 2030
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