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Due to the situation in Ukraine and international sanctions against Russia, MSC certification may be forced to suspend its presence in the country
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Approved by the PCA General Assembly, this plan to improve sustainability includes the Western Bering Sea and Northern Kuril Islands Fisheries Zone, and the Petropavlovsk Kommandor Fishery Zone in the Bering Sea and Sea of Okhotsk.
The plan includes additional monitoring of these areas, including Monitor trawling there, and study the effects of fishing on seabirds
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The plan includes additional monitoring of these areas, including Monitor trawling there, and study the effects of fishing on seabirds
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The PCA statement noted that due to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, Russian fisheries are at risk of losing their certificates, as "independent certification bodies are prevented from engaging in necessary audit, assurance and surveillance activities
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Despite the increasingly severe international situation, the Marine Stewardship Council has made it clear that it wants MSC certification to maintain its presence in Russia
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The PCA's statement was backed by Anisia Shepeleva, the representative of the Marine Stewardship Council in Russia, that the Marine Stewardship Council will not stop working with Russian fishing companies, and that certifications issued in previous years are still valid, but new assessments will be suspended
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The PCA's statement was backed by Anisia Shepeleva, the representative of the Marine Stewardship Council in Russia, that the Marine Stewardship Council will not stop working with Russian fishing companies, and that certifications issued in previous years are still valid, but new assessments will be suspended
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The Marine Stewardship Council's suspension of its projects in Russia will affect a significant portion of Russia's fishing activities
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In 2009, Russia's first cod fishing company obtained MSC certification.
At present, 27 Russian companies have MSC certification, accounting for 40% of Russia's annual catch of 5 million tons
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In 2009, Russia's first cod fishing company obtained MSC certification.
At present, 27 Russian companies have MSC certification, accounting for 40% of Russia's annual catch of 5 million tons
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