Sakhalin to Restore Seafood Processing Complex

In the city of Nevelsk on Sakhalin, a complex for the processing of seafood products will be restarted.

Consensus

The seafood processing complex in Nevelsk, Sakhalins, is being restored.
The project is led by the Far Eastern Fishery Management Company (DRUK) in collaboration with the Primorsky Fishing Company (PRK).
The daily production capacity of the complex will be approximately 50–60 tons.
The facility will focus on processing salmon species during the seasonal period.
The restoration will reactivate previously idle production assets.
A workforce of about 80 employees, including around 60 fish processors, has been assembled for the seasonal period from September to October.
Over 250 million rubles are planned to be invested in the restoration.

The project is being implemented by DRUK together with the Primorsky Fishing Company, and the restoration will allow the return of previously idle production capacities. — riamo
AO DRUK is a state-owned company established in May 2024 to manage assets transferred to state ownership in the fishing industry, and it includes 85 organizations, 51 vessels, six marine terminals, 46 mariculture sites, and 58 coastal fishing areas. — vedomosti
In June, the head of the All-Russian Association of Fishery Enterprises, Entrepreneurs, and Exporters (VARPE), German Zverev, noted that Atlantic herring imports into Russia decreased nearly 17-fold over 16 years, from 395,000 to 23,400 tons. — riamo
One of the priority directions is cooperation with 'Glavrybvod'. — vedomosti