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AquaChile consolidates leading position in Russia

AquaChile consolidates leading position in Russia

AquaChile has bolstered its profile in Russia by being the only Chilean company to attend the Global Fishery Forum and Seafood Expo Russia 2021 in St Petersburg earlier this month.

AquaMaof clinches salmon RAS contracts in Russia and Kazakhstan

AquaMaof clinches salmon RAS contracts in Russia and Kazakhstan

Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) expert AquaMaof has been selected by investment fund Russian Friends Capital (RFC) to develop two Atlantic salmon production facilities in Russia and Kazakhstan, with a planned production volume of 2,500 tonnes each. Design work on both facilities is due to begin next quarter.

Chilean export volumes up but earnings down in 2020

Chilean export volumes up but earnings down in 2020

Chile exported 7% more salmon and trout in 2020 than the year before but overall export revenue fell by 14% as prices in key markets plummeted because of the impacts of Covid-19.

Russian farmed salmonid volume up by 8% in Q1

Russian farmed salmonid volume up by 8% in Q1

The volume of farmed salmon species harvested in Russia in the first quarter of this year increased by 2,000 tonnes (8%) to 25,200 tonnes compared to the same period in 2019.

Two Chilean salmon farmers allowed back into Russia

Two Chilean salmon farmers allowed back into Russia

A Russian ban on fish from Chilean salmon producers Australis Seafoods and Nova Austral has been lifted after a visit to Moscow by the head of Chile’s aquaculture service, Sernapesca.

Australis becomes sixth Chilean farmer blocked by Russia

Salmon farmer Australis has become the sixth Chilean producer to have its products banned from sale in Russia after the chemical compound crystal violet was allegedly discovered in its fish.

Chilean farmer questions Russian antibiotics find

Chilean farmer questions Russian antibiotics find

Salmon farmer Blumar has become the second Chilean producer to insist that exported fish alleged by Russia to contain the antibiotic oxytetracycline (OTC) have never been given the drug.

There are no antibiotics in our fish, says producer banned from Russia

There are no antibiotics in our fish, says producer banned from Russia

A Chilean salmon producer whose fish have been temporarily banned from Russia has insisted the company’s products don’t contain the traces of antibiotics allegedly found by Russian laboratory tests.

Russia bans Mowi Chile salmon

Russia bans Mowi Chile salmon

Russian veterinary authority Rosselkhoznadzor today banned imports of salmon from Mowi Chile and from three other Chilean producers, Salmones Camanchaca, Salmones Aysen and Cultivos Yadran.

Russians invest €25 million in RAS salmon farm

Russians invest €25 million in RAS salmon farm

On-land fish farm expert AquaMaof has signed a deal to build a recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) in the Vologda region of Russia. It will have a production capacity of 2,500 tonnes of market-size Atlantic salmon a year.

Russian aquaculture production leaps by 11 per cent

Russian aquaculture production leaps by 11 per cent

Aquaculture production in Russia reached 172,100 tonnes last year, an 11 per cent increase on 2015, according to the latest data from the USDA Foreign Agriculture Service.

Scots crack Russian market

Scots crack Russian market

A team from Aqualife, the Stirling-based vaccination specialists, has just returned from the firm’s first foray into the Russian market.

Russian exports help keep Chile afloat

Russian exports help keep Chile afloat

The value of Chilean salmonid exports to Russia rose by 51 per cent during the first two months of the year, although the country's exports to other markets have fared less well.

Russia eases export restrictions

Russia eases export restrictions

Two of 11 Chilean processing plants which had been banned from exporting seafood to the Eurasian Economic Union (Russia, Kazakhstan, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan and Armenia) have now been granted export approval, following a decision made by the Russian Veterinary Authority this week.