Waste-free approach: two fish processing plants opened in Primorye Two fish processing plants, built as part of investment quotas, were put into operation. Factories were opened at the sites of the Nadezhdinskaya ASEZ and Nakhodka, and the total volume of investments within the framework of agreements with KRDV amounted to approximately 2.15 billion rubles. Veles-Senk deals with cod, flounder and squid, operating on the territory of the Nadezhdinskaya ASEZ. The factory capacity is more than 10 tons of products per day. More than 150 million rubles were invested in the project and 50 jobs were created. The director of the company, Oleg Myachin, noted that the status of a resident of a priority development area helped in obtaining land and infrastructure, simplifying administrative procedures and lowering construction costs. Yuzhmuribflot of the Dobroflot group, which opened in Nehodka, processes pollock, herring and prepares minced meat. Investments in the project exceeded 2 billion rubles, 300 jobs were created. The capacity of the complex is over 120 tons of products per day: 60 tons of ground fish and 60 tons of fillet. It also produces fishmeal and oil from waste products. The CEO of the company, Alexander Aframov, emphasized that the new plant will increase production output and strengthen its position in the Russian market. According to the director of the development department of the fishing complex of KRDV, Dmitry Klyuneev, the new factories will increase the efficiency of processing raw materials and expand the production of local fish products. Also, the KRDV and the Ministry of Agriculture of the Primorsky Territory are looking into the possibility of launching a pilot in the production of baby food from fresh fish on a factory basis. In the fishing industry of the Far East and the Arctic, 59 residents already work in preferential regimes, implementing 62 projects, of which 30 have been launched into the active phase. The declared volume of investments is 117 billion rubles; In fact, 77.8 billion were invested. The projects provide for the creation of 9.5 thousand jobs, of which more than 4.4 thousand are already actively occupied by people.

Waste-free approach: two fish processing plants opened in Primorye Two fish processing plants, built as part of investment quotas, were put into operation. Factories were opened at the sites of the Nadezhdinskaya ASEZ and Nakhodka, and the total volume of investments within the framework of agreements with KRDV amounted to approximately 2.15 billion rubles. Veles-Senk deals with cod, flounder and squid, operating on the territory of the Nadezhdinskaya ASEZ. The factory capacity is more than 10 tons of products per day. More than 150 million rubles were invested in the project and 50 jobs were created. The director of the company, Oleg Myachin, noted that the status of a resident of a priority development area helped in obtaining land and infrastructure, simplifying administrative procedures and lowering construction costs. Yuzhmuribflot of the Dobroflot group, which opened in Nehodka, processes pollock, herring and prepares minced meat. Investments in the project exceeded 2 billion rubles, 300 jobs were created. The capacity of the complex is over 120 tons of products per day: 60 tons of ground fish and 60 tons of fillet. It also produces fishmeal and oil from waste products. The CEO of the company, Alexander Aframov, emphasized that the new plant will increase production output and strengthen its position in the Russian market. According to the director of the development department of the fishing complex of KRDV, Dmitry Klyuneev, the new factories will increase the efficiency of processing raw materials and expand the production of local fish products. Also, the KRDV and the Ministry of Agriculture of the Primorsky Territory are looking into the possibility of launching a pilot in the production of baby food from fresh fish on a factory basis. In the fishing industry of the Far East and the Arctic, 59 residents already work in preferential regimes, implementing 62 projects, of which 30 have been launched into the active phase. The declared volume of investments is 117 billion rubles; In fact, 77.8 billion were invested. The projects provide for the creation of 9.5 thousand jobs, of which more than 4.4 thousand are already actively occupied by people.