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this year.
Experts explain that Russia's surimi production has increased almost fourfold this year, mainly due to an increase
in the number of fish processing trawlers.
Until last year, Russia did not process and produce surimi, and in recent months Russia has increased investment in surimi production equipment
.
in the number of fish processing trawlers.
Until last year, Russia did not process and produce surimi, and in recent months Russia has increased investment in surimi production equipment
.
In May 2022, 21 of the 24 processing facilities in the Far Eastern and Northern basins, including the White Sea, Barents Sea and Kara Sea, cost a total of 25.
6 billion rubles, and the second phase of the project, which involves the construction of 8-10 large-scale plants
, is scheduled to start within the year.
6 billion rubles, and the second phase of the project, which involves the construction of 8-10 large-scale plants
, is scheduled to start within the year.
At present, the production of surimi on board has increased ninefold to about 14,000 tons
.
.
Russia, as one of the largest pollock producers, has great prospects in the field of surimi production, and increasing the production of this product will not only reduce dependence on imported raw materials, but also improve product quality
, according to the Russian Fish Producers Association (VARPE).
, according to the Russian Fish Producers Association (VARPE).
Russian surimi raw materials mainly come from China, Japan, India, Thailand and Vietnam, experts pointed out that when the production of surimi reaches 28,000 tons, it can not only meet the domestic market demand, but also can be used for export, it is expected that in the next three years, Russian surimi production can reach 50,000 tons
.
.
