Millions of dollars hang in the balance as Chinese ports remain closed to Russia's pollock vessels

COVID-19-related quarantine measures potentially leave thousands of tons of fish with nowhere to be processed.

The Russian pollock 'A' season will last until Apr. 10 in the Sea of Okhotsk, with 570,000 metric tons of finished product expected to be produced. — The Russian pollock 'A' season will last until Apr. 10 in the Sea of Okhotsk, with 570,000 metric tons of finished product expected to be produced.PCA

Evgeny Vovchenko

Russian pollock Norebo Sergey Sennikov Rosselkhoznadzor Rosrybolovstvo

Published 20 January 2021, 05:29Updated 20 January 2021, 05:29