Russia increases this year's pollock TAC, potentially lifting overall harvest by 5%

The move may help bolster the finances of the industry, which has suffered from the coronavirus pandemic.

As of June 29, pollock landings in the Bering Sea climbed 15 percent compared with the same period last year to 115,000 metric tons. — As of June 29, pollock landings in the Bering Sea climbed 15 percent compared with the same period last year to 115,000 metric tons.Foto: Russian Pollock Catchers Association

Evgeny Vovchenko

Published 13 July 2020, 20:27Updated 13 July 2020, 20:27

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