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US, China trade war a driver for Russian pollock price hike

Prices are rising for H&G Russian pollock, partly driven by slow fishing, but also by the trade war between the US and China, says the CEO of one of the country’s largest quota holders

By Tom Seaman | Sept. 14, 2018 17:13 BST
Fedor Kirsanov, general director of Russian Fishery Company, on the firm's stand, during the 2018 Global Fishery Forum and Seafood Expo in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Fedor Kirsanov, general director of Russian Fishery Company, on the firm's stand, during the 2018 Global Fishery Forum and Seafood Expo in Saint Petersburg, Russia.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia -- Prices are rising for headed and gutted (H&G) Russian pollock, partly driven by slow fishing, but also by the trade war between the US and China, said the CEO of one of the country’s largest quota holders. [...]

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