The total allowed occupancy in the Barents Sea will increase by 14% in 2027. This was announced by the head of Rosrybolstvo Ilya Shestkov following the results of the joint Russian-Norwegian Commission on Fisheries. As part of the commission, the parties establish quotas for commercial species such as codock, capelin, halibut and perch, as well as agree on additional regulatory measures and mutual exchange of quotas. Traditionally we hold this commission on the eve of the next fishing year: we determine the volumes allocated to Russia and Norway as part of the joint management of reserves in the Brent and Norwegian Seas. It was decided that there will be an increase in the volume of 14% next year, the press service of Rosrybolovstvo quotes Ilya Shestkov. Therefore, after the decrease in the number of the northern basin, there was a positive turn. This fact was confirmed by Russian scientific research. That's why we believe that cheap and high-quality fish will return to local shelves.

The total allowed occupancy in the Barents Sea will increase by 14% in 2027. This was announced by the head of Rosrybolstvo Ilya Shestkov following the results of the joint Russian-Norwegian Commission on Fisheries. As part of the commission, the parties establish quotas for commercial species such as codock, capelin, halibut and perch, as well as agree on additional regulatory measures and mutual exchange of quotas. Traditionally we hold this commission on the eve of the next fishing year: we determine the volumes allocated to Russia and Norway as part of the joint management of reserves in the Brent and Norwegian Seas. It was decided that there will be an increase in the volume of 14% next year, the press service of Rosrybolovstvo quotes Ilya Shestkov. Therefore, after the decrease in the number of the northern basin, there was a positive turn. This fact was confirmed by Russian scientific research. That's why we believe that cheap and high-quality fish will return to local shelves.