douglas: the salmon -- farmed salmon form 70% of the salmon globally.is 90% of the salmon eaten in the united states. salmon passed a tune the most popular fish in the american diet. it is hundreds and hundreds of tons of salmon eaten in the united states. >> what was the reason why salmon became so popular? catherine: it is a wonderful fish but as other fisheries have declined, you have seen that salmon has stepped in and filled the void. in the 1990's, there was the ban on cod fishing on the east coast. people began to explore the possibility of farming salmon on the ocean. douglas: big business has industrialized this iconic fish and made it available and made it cheap because it is raised so cheaply. >> is there something about salmon that makes it so much more conducive to this kind of farming? more so than cod? catherine: they did try to farm cod on the ocean and it did not do well. the east atlantic salmon did quite well. they don't have much luck farming pacific coast salmon. that is why they farm atlantic salmon. douglas: atlantic salmon take t

and that artificial salmon kills, uh, wild salmon?ome on, what is this, please, for example, we have , uh, the far migrating atlantic syomka and eversible. well, she's walking along the coast legs. well, i don’t know what they feed mine to the end, but their volume is increasing. well, he's seriously ill. uh-huh no, they don't grab, they grab the most from them. well, they catch it uncontrollably. ah, but the salmon is sick. e, which is now artificially grown wild salmon, has also been very strong in recent years. we see that uh is ill and even our scientists cannot yet determine. and how to deal with it, that is, in fact. yes, it’s about culture, it’s just that it really interrupts, uh, a wild smell the question is so anti-people what’s with black caviar going on? what's with the sturgeon? well , because we still see that under the sanctions we are building a new supply chain. yes, we are friendly countries that are very successfully solving, including the issue of black caviar and sister. well, in particular iran . well, we don't ha

this looks like regular salmon? >> yes, it looks like any atlantic salmon i would cook. the test. the consistency is good. it smells great. it is delicious. seafood without the sea. it might be one way to help feed the planet but it comes with a side of controversy and concern. it is definitely not a free lunch. the pbs newshour, miles o'brien and al, indiana. ♪ -- in albany, indiana. ♪ amna: the killing of george floyd in 2020 sparked nationwide protests and calls for police reform. among america's large police departments oklahoma city ranked second in the country for the rate of people killed by officers. in marchhey began to implement major reforms. adam has been reporting on the changes and he joins me now. welcome back. let's start with some of those changes. what led to them in the first place and where do they stand? reporter: like most of the country following the death of george floyd, oklahoma city so many nights of protests and demonstrations. for 10 straight nights in fact oklahoma city activists stood outside police headquarters and demanded accountability

these super salmon are supposed to grow twice as fast as usual salmon and require up to 25% less feedhis is not about sustainability. this is not about producing better animals. this is about producing a genetically engineered product for the profit of the company. reporter: this is dana perls from the ngo friends of the earth, who advocates against this practice. dana: and we can't see the data. there's a lot of data that is confidential business information. rorter: we asked the company for a statement and access to their scientific data, but hadn't received an answer by the time we made this video. the u.s. food and drug administration approved the fish as safe to eat in 2015. but the decision saw heavy backlash from civil society and environmental groups. they took the company to court. dana: there is scientific evidence highlighting the risks that if genetically engineered salmon breed with wild salmon, that within a couple generations, wild salmocould go extinct. reporter: and not only ecosystems are at risk. the potential benefits of artificial genetic engineering can come at a

salmon, as opposed to grow twice as fast as usual salmon, and require up to 25 percent less feed. this is not about sustainability. this is not about producing better animals. this is about when seen a genetically engineered product to the profit of the company. this is donna pulse from the n g o friends of the earth, who advocates against this practice. and we can't seem to do that. there's a lot of things that is confidential business information. we asked the company for a statement and access to their scientific data, but hadn't received an answer. by the time we made this video, the us food and drug administration approved the fish unsafe to eat in 2015, but the decision saw heavy backlash from civil society and environmental groups. they took the company to court. there's 3 evidence highlighting the risk of genetically engineered salmon bleed with wild salmon that within a couple generations piled salmon. and not only are ecosystems at risk, the potential benefits of artificial genetic engineering can come at a price undesirable mutations and side effects. in 2020 a u. s. co

wild salmon that within a couple generations, pilots, salmon, and not only are ecosystems at risk. the potential benefits of artificial genetic engineering can come at a price, undesirable mutations and side effects. in 2020 a u. s. court ruled that the f d. a had failed to sufficiently investigate the environmental consequences of approving genetically engineered salmon. but what about less invasive selective breeding? that's when animals with the desired features, a cross bred with each other to boost or disable certain traits. their genes are not directly modified or this shape has won an award, or rather its creators were honored for their contribution to mitigating climate change. and where else could the sheep have been bred than in new zealand, where she pout number humans, 6 to one? greatest sustainability in its meat and wool industries is key for the country's own net 0 target. we play sickly, discover that we can. we can breed a leslie thing. this is dr. suzanne ro for years. she has looked at how she could bump out fuel climate damaging gases. we can change the, the bug

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this is far eastern salmon. common migration route grown at the plant begins in the sea coast, the released young go to the sea of ​​okhotsk . there is approximately in the seven-year months and by autumn, through the kuril inflows, they shift to the quiet. and at different times they return back to their parent rivers, when the time comes to spawn, the instinct built into the fish by millions of years of evolution encourages it to go upstream, knowing. it is easy to carry it through a specially equipped channel to separate spawning pools. the plant in the settlement of whales on iturup is the largest salmon hatchery in russia and one of the most efficient salmon hatcheries outside of russia, annually producing 400 million fry from a billion, which are produced all over the country in general and labor has become some kind of competitor to hokkaido in haka today catches from billions. this is about 40.000 awnings. and we have reached the milestone of 20,000 tons, and we, of course, work much more efficiently her

this is far eastern salmon. the common migration route of salmon grown at the factory begins in the sea coast, the released young goes to the sea of ​​okhotsk. it stays there for about seven years and by autumn they move to the ocean through the kuril straits and at different times return back to their parent rivers, when the time comes to spawn, the instinct laid down in the fish by millions of years of evolution encourages it to go upstream, knowing. it is easy to conduct it through specially equipped channels into separate spawning pools. the plant in the village of whales on iturup is the largest salmon hatchery in russia and one of the most effective not in russia in the world . annually 400 million were produced here on the island. out of a billion, which are produced all over the country, labor has become some kind of competitor on some some catches today, but two billion. this is about 40.000 awnings. and we have reached the milestone of 20,000 tons, and we, of course, work much more efficiently here. sk

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salmon. the whole day and in combination with vegetables a very pleasant taste in this recipe we see vegetable chips that were baked in the oven. and by the way, you can sometimes bake them just for children, like snacks - it's very tasty. this is very useful, and also in this recipe we see a very interesting combination of citrus salsa here, a combination of both orange fruit and greens, a tomato, and garlic olives. don't be afraid to experiment. here, in this salad , all the most useful, all the most delicious ingredients are collected, just the same three combinations, which you will get not only taste, but also very good benefits and satiety and with such a breakfast. i think your day will be great. take some cilantro, please, and cut it finely for salsa. ugh, cut everything. yes , you already told me about your coaching career, but in any case, you are considering yourself. here as a coach at the end of his sports career. yes, now i'm thinking about it. hmm, of course, there are always t

certainly for red same at that's true, we had a record run of red salmon also known as stock i salmon and they had 70 million sock i caught this year. half the world, of all the salmon consumed around the world, half of it as wild caught salmon from alaska. but that leaves three other species that aren't faring as well, with ocean temperatures rising, with acidification in our ocean. and with, really, huge factory trawlers industrial fishing that is doing a lot of damage. they are throwing out metric tons of juvenile salmon, crab and halibut, and this does have a lasting effect. where we're really seeing it is on the west coast of alaska. it's across alaska, in every river system, but especially in the eucom rivers, the post cotton, river in norton sound, we've had severe restrictions to the point where people who live on the yukon river who've had a 12,000-year relationship with salmon and our place faced because of that food security over the decades and centuries are now being completely precluded from fishing for even one salmon, to feed their own families. >> congresswoman, do yo

they are the author of salmon wars.gue that large-scale entries threaten the environment and produce fish that are unhealthy for humans to eat area >> -- eat. >> it consists of 10 -12 gauges and each gate on top to 100,000 fish. >> these pens are crammed with fish. because of that proximity the parasites find willing hosts and it is easy to spread diseases. announcer: douglas and catherine with their book salmon wars sunday night on q & a. good listen to q & a and all of our podcasts on our free cspan now app app. announcer: next the deputy defense secretary participates in the annual 9/11 staff memorial observance at the pentagon in arlington, virginia. this is about 20 minutes. >> father christopher bisset will leto to sin the

fishing has already produced sv6 70,000 tons of pink salmon and coho salmon.st year's ministry of fisheries. it even extended the terms of putin, a report by nikolai aniskin. a whale that comes to spawn enters a labyrinth of seines and, as a result, salmon ends up in the fishing sadok from it, and is literally poured into a slot. so called a small transport vessel that catches and delivers about 5 tons ashore in one trip last year there were not so many fish this year it came up normally and the rivers are full and we have fishermen manage to make an average of 3 to 7 trips per day . this is mainly due to artificial reproduction, and the annual enterprise is over a billion, so that some young are released into the natural environment. and returns of this fish allow. we are consistently catching about 30,000 tons of catch, meanwhile delivering all processing time between harvest and freezing is a key factor influencing product quality. here it is the red gold of sakhalin whale screen at the final stage of processing must be separated. actually, the eggs themsel

the authors of the salmon ports that argue large-scale salmon hatcheries threaten the environment andh that are unhealthy for humans to eat. >> each farm consisting usually of maybe ten, 20 each caged up to 100 pounds of fish. so the farm itself can contain a million or more fish. >> fitch as catherine described. because of that proximity the parasites assign many willing host is easy to spread disease progressed douglas and catherine went there but salmon or person. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q and a. you can listen to keep and any and all of our podcasts are pretty c-span app. oco shop else is going on right now it cspanshop.org. save 25% on drinker, the court, caps, sweatshirts and hoodies. there's something for every c-span fan it every purchase helps support our nonprofit operations. and while still going on right now prince get the code at the right to start shopping now at cspanshop.org. ♪ >> coming up, insurance professionals testify before the senate banking committee on insurance regulation, policies and practices within the industry. the committee also rais

>> douglas france and catherine collins with their book salmon wars sunday night on -- 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. listen to q&a and out of our podcast on -- all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> the 44th president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama returned to the white house together for the first time in more than five years to unveil their oafish show portraits. the event was hosted by president biden and first lady dr. jill biden. vice president harris and douglas emhoff were also in attendance as well as former staff from the obama administration. >> [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and dr. jill biden, accompanied by barack obama and michelle obama. ♪ [applause] >> mr. president, dr. biden, president -- mr. obama, misses obama, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the ceremony. and the chairman of the white house historical solution and on behalf of the men and women of the association, i am thrilled to celebrate with all of you the presentation of two and nevis in american portraits today

- and the authors of salmon wars.hey argue that salmon farming produces fish that are unhealthy for humans the. >> they have about 10 or 12 cages and then each page -- each cage can hold 100 pounds of fish. so each boat can hold more than a 1,000,000 pounds of fish. >> it's easy to spread diseases. >> their book, salmon words -- salmon wars, coming up on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our c-span now at -- c-span now app. >> outgoing british prime minister boris johnson urged party members to and party politics and support the new prime minister, liz truss. prime minister johnson announced his resignation in july of this year after controversy of parties at 10 downing street during the covid-19 restrictions. [cheers] [applause] mr. johnson: thank you. well, this is it, folks. thank you everybody for coming out so early this morning. in only a couple hours, i will see her majesty, the

oh, wild salmon. and now for some, every day fits that should also be treated with caution. ah, here are 3 common foods that can poison you. potatoes, potatoes, yes, that's right. they contain. so daneen which protects them from rotting in humans, it causes headaches, vomiting and diarrhea. most of the so daneen is found in the skin, particularly in any sprouts or green areas. that's why the sprout sun green parts on all the potatoes should be removed and the potato peeled. and you can only use the cooking water from peeled potatoes safely. beams, green beans contain elect in. this is a toxic protein compound, just 6 raw beans can be fatal for small children. uncooked kidney beans contain high levels of like 10, just 5 raw beans can cause nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. kidney beans need to be soaked for several hours. boiling renders the poison homeless on the toxins dissolve, but make sure you don't use the cooking water. poppy seed edible poppy seed contains morphine. morphine is an opiate and is used in medicine as a strong pain killer. it can be highly addictive too much

mussel and salmon farming are thriving industries here.s saturated with aquacultural concessions, which generate a range of waste products. there was a red tide last year. (cyril christensen) the red tide is a natural phenomenom that increases the bloom of algae. it's a toxic algae. so mussels and shellfish are affected. in 2016, the red tide bloomed much more than usual, because it was a hotter year. it was said that a lot of dead salmon was thrown away on the coast of northern chiloé and it created a lot of stress on the island, and actually, a big economic crisis. (jean-philippe willaume) this kind of habitat is limited to chiloé's east coast. - yes. - it's absolutely endangered! one of the challenges we're facing right now, is a water shortage... despite all the rain. - a lot. - forests capture moisture, they capture water. forests were cut down to build homes,... - ... and churches... - ... and for firewood. so the water trickles very quickly from the hills into the sea. it barely stays on the island. in certain areas, people depend o

oh, wild salmon. and now for some, every day fits that should also be treated with caution. ah, here are 3 common foods that can poison you. potatoes, potatoes, yes, that's right. they contain. so daneen which protects them from rotting in humans, it causes headaches, vomiting, and diarrhea. most of the so daneen is found in the skin, particularly in any sprouts or green areas. that's why the sprout sun green parts on all the potatoes should be removed and the potato peeled. and you can only use the cooking water from peeled potatoes safely. beans, green beans contain elect in. this is a toxic protein compound, just 6 rule beans can be fatal for small children. uncooked kidney beans contain high levels of like 10, just 5 raw beans can cause nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. kidney beans need to be soaked for several hours. boiling renders the poison harmless on the toxins. dissolve but make sure you don't use the cooking water. poppy seed edible poppy seed contains morphine. morphine is an opiate and is used in medicine as a strong pain killer. it can be highly addictive too mu

-- sunday on q&a a look at the commercial salmon farming industry with douglas frantz and catherine collins. they are the authors of salmon wars. -- produce fish that are unhealthy for humans to eat. >> each form consist of 10 or 12 cages and each cage full -- holds up to 100,000 fish. a farmer itself can contain a million or work fish. >> these pins are crammed with fish as catherine described and because of the proximity the parasites -- find hosts and it is easy to spread diseases. >> douglas frantz and catherine collins with salmon wars sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on free c-span now app. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> homework can be hard but squatting in a diner for internet is harder. we are providing students access to affordable internet so homework can just be homework. cox connect to compete. >> cox along with other these -- these other television providers -- >> up next, on c-span did it secretary lloyd austin and the chair of th

to do this, we need one sheet of round yeast-free pita bread, lightly salted salmon, curd cheese, oneonion and a bunch of parsley first, take a round pita bread and cut it into four parts. we carefully twist the tubes, fix them with a toothpick, lay out the baking dish and send it to the oven preheated to 180 ° for 10 minutes so that they dry and retained their shape, in the meantime, prepare the filling lightly salted salmon cut into cubes, in addition to the fact that fish is an easily digestible protein. it also contains omega-3 fatty acids, which are so necessary for our body to maintain health and immunity avocados, diced, red onion, chopped and finely chopped parsley in a deep container. mix salmon, red onion parsley avocado, sprinkle with himalayan salt, add olive oil and mix everything well. we take curd cheese and coat the tubes well. using a teaspoon, carefully fill the tubes with stuffing to the very top , put the finished tubes on a lettuce leaf, our super healthy breakfast is ready. a healthy breakfast is the key to a successful day. bon appetit belarusian cultural figure

france and catherine carlin's, the argue of salmon war where they argue that large salmon hatcherieseaten the environment and produce fish that are safe for humans to eat. >> each farm consists of 10, 20 cages. each cage holds up to 100,000 fish. a farm can contain a million or more fish. >> the cages are crammed with fish, as catherine described. because of the proximity parasites find hosts. it is easy to spread diseases. >> douglas france and catherine collins with their book salmon wars sunday night on -- 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. listen to q&a and out of our podcast on -- all of our podcasts on our free c-span now app. >> the 44th president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama returned to the white house together for the first time in more than five years to unveil their oafish show portraits. the event was hosted by president biden and first lady dr. jill biden. vice president harris and douglas emhoff were also in attendance as well as former staff from the obama administration.

"i'll have the salmon." in international news, the queen of denmark has stripped her grandchildren of their royal titles. yeah. because she says she doesn't want them to be limited by their royal duties. which is the most posh way ever to say, bitch, get a job. ( laughter ) yeah, those grandkids must have been so grateful. "wow, grandma, thanks for not forcing me to be a prince anymore. i really hated all the attention and the free jewelry. i love being known as the grandkid formerly known as prince, thank you." it's so funny how the british monarchy had so much drama, the other monarchies are looking around, "maybe we should shut should shit down." in gaming news, the maker of the card game uno, has come out officially and updated its rules to clarify that you cannot play a "draw 2" on top of another "draw 2 "to make the next person draw 4. draw 2, you take it, that's it. that's it. i agree with you. who makes-- who makes these rules? i will say it's cool that they're doing it. if you ask me, we need to fix

blue salmone season has begun in south or in alaska. it's the most important season of the year for the fishing community here, fish and seafood, our alaska's main commodities. vast majority is sold domestically. but until recently, many products also came from russia, an unsavory competitor on the domestic market. but there is a new optimism in the fishing village of cordova. ah, the fishing industry, these great, this you. and i hope the prices come in better, you know, is, is a good market, good fishing, and as a team the man, this is great is so the whole world is hungry. and this found, purvey lot of food for a lot of different states. lot of different countries alaskan fishing companies, one to see a ban on wash and seafood. many point 2, how russia band u. s. fish and shellfish way back in 2014, after washington criticized moscow's annexation of crimea. alaska has been fighting ever since and demanding a ban on c foot imports from russia into the united states. now they applaud biden's decision and fishermen in places like or dov

we need 50 g of slightly salted salmon.e avocado long-fruited cucumber, feta cheese, soft cottage cheese and a bunch of arugula, first of all, chop the arugula and in a deep plate, mix it with feta cheese and soft cottage cheese, knead with a fork until a homogeneous consistency and our spread is ready. cut the avocado in half, remove the pit and cut into slices; also cut lightly salted salmon into slices. using a vegetable peeler, we cut the cucumber into thin strips , lay out our cucumber strips, overlap and apply an even layer on top of the mask. lay out salmon avocado slices and carefully spin our cucumber roll. using a sharp knife, we cut it into several pieces and the breakfast is ready, tasty and healthy, it will bring pleasure to the whole family. eat healthy, and most importantly delicious. bon appetit. the tv news agency presents an overview of popular print and online publications , prices are rising, incomes are falling, and winter is coming, the population of the european union is anxiously waiting for the onse

in the russian federation, trout salmon and sterlet in the ulyanovsk region are increasing the productionish in the first half of the year alone, the figure is five times more than in the same period in 2021, more and more farmers decided to start breeding fish in industrial volumes. russian companies have begun to produce the necessary feed report by ilya kieva rainbow predators have grown, gained weight and are ready to cold oxygen-rich water goes to the counter, nutritious trout meat is delivered to the consumer within an hour after being caught. the technologies of the new fish-breeding complex with a closed water supply system make it possible to produce up to 250 tons of dietary fish in a trout incubator per year 165,000 red eggs, they are already 2 months old with black spots. on each - these are the tiny eyes of future fry, the fish will hatch from day to day in a week. they will already splash in this kindergarten, where they will be fed 48 times a day with such a diet for the first year of life, each individual will gain 1 kg of live weight per day, the salmon inhabitants of the

the catch of white salmon is larger than it has been for years. that's why people here have been working around the clock for weeks, with workers putting in up to 16 hours a day at the factory. ah, yeah, was honestly a really great time. it can be a really long day and really long hours, so we try to have a good time or out here we place the music and everyone chat as a good time. the mood is good. work is hard because everything is done by hand. demand is only increasing so it's been, it's been rough season. it's been, it's been a lot a lot. demantzy. i've been increasing. definitely. yes. yeah. they got, since i've been here. yeah. they're gone up, up and up and you know, more and more, more fish in the bar that were buying more fish, more demand, more work. yeah. more happy life. the company mainly serves the us market. russian producers were an unwelcome competitor because they could offer much cheaper prices. 60 north couldn't compete . now things to us sanctions against russia. the company is arguing its chances of increasing its market shar

they are mainly for salmon fish eagle owl looks out for swimming fish.stone, a steep bank, or a tree hanging over the water, and then dives rapidly into the water until the eagle owl fails. salmon crouching at the ice edge feel safe, but they can't get away like tefin. this unusual behavior of owls, usually preferring to hunt small predators, has resulted in an abundance of fish stocks. south of the mouth of the amur lies the sea of ​​japan kamenushka ducks are looking forward to the most important events of the day for them, the tide of water will bring plankton and other delicious food to the shore. the spotted seal prefers the time of low tide. rest is over soon in the water. the water is getting warmer every day, the tsushima current takes care of this. this is a kind of central heating system for the entire region. in just a few weeks, it heats cold sea water from 2 to 15 degrees. the tide of stones begins, gambling hunters fearlessly dive right into the sea surf. their prey is sea snails, small fish crabs, you need to hurry, otherwise the tide will

today we will prepare a delicious and bright breakfast spinach sandwich with lightly salted salmon.o do this, we need a bunch of fresh spinach 50 g of wheat flour 30 ml of milk, three eggs. half a teaspoon of baking powder vegetable oil, fresh cucumber 50 g curd cheese and 30 g lightly salted salmon. first, separate the whites from the yolks. in a blender bowl, put 3 yolks of spinach leaves, a tablespoon of vegetable oil and 30 ml of milk, beat everything until a homogeneous consistency. pour the resulting mass into a deep bowl and add half a teaspoon of baking powder 50 g of flour and mix well. mix, take the whites slightly add some salt and beat with a whisk until foamy add the whipped whites to our dough and mix gently pour the finished dough into a baking dish greased with butter and sent to an oven preheated to 180 ° for 20 minutes, meanwhile cut lightly salted salmon into thin slices. fresh cucumber, cut into thin strips, cut the finished biscuit in half, cut off the edges and begin to collect. we coat one half of our sandwich with curd cheese , spread the salmon cucumber and

immediately amaze with the game of contrasts of contrasts in the texture of such a tender salmon, andere is this pleasant crunch. yes, that's from cucumber ginger lemon and so on for freshness for resistance against fat. yes, that's all, after all, we have only one fatty fish to make it easier. yes, so that everything becomes a little easier than less, greasy, probably, but also to refresh 100%, uh, refresh. i would even say to reset your taste buds to cook, ginger yuli just wipe the baked garlic and baked ginger through a sieve, mix with chicken yolk, lemon juice, salt and pepper and add chilled first- pressed sticky oil in a thin stream. that's it, we beat it with a whisk, we get our trump ginger yoli, i'll take everything into service. and by the way, take it too. thank you for filling my pantry of culinary knowledge these wonderful, new dishes. i'm glad you liked the hand, as my pantry of gastronomic knowledge is full. it is necessary to fill the pantry of emotions in order to maintain the balance of pantries in nature, so to speak, but i will do it after the advertisement. this i

summer is not only a tourist season, but also a whole salmon season.tillas of small seiners catch whales near the shore. in order to properly place a purse seine, the vessel must describe an almost perfect circle in the water with jewelry accuracy. this must be done very quickly so that the fish does not have time to leave the freshly caught salmon, immediately sent to plant. in just a couple of hours, the frozen fish will go to different cities of the country. and in autumn in kamchatka, the patina of pollock begins in the petropavlovsk-kamchatka pier . the team is preparing the vessel for going to sea. it is about 600 km to the lova area near the southern smokers. almost a day's journey. approximately 7,000 km from kamchatka in st. petersburg , a russian fishing trawler processor, project kmt-01, is being prepared for sea trials in the norwegian sea. this is not just a fishing boat on board factory. the project of large-capacity trawlers can be immediately processed and frozen. the project of large-tonnage trawlers is called the project of the four s

freshly caught salmon is immediately sent to the factory.st a couple of hours, frozen fish will go to different cities of the country. and in kamchatka in the fall, pollock patina begins in the petropavlovsk-kamchatsky berth, the commander is brand new, the average tonnage trawler has been operating in the fishery for only 3 years. the team is preparing the vessel for going to sea. it is about 600 km to the lova area near the southern smokers. almost a day's journey. approximately 7,000 km from kamchatka in st. petersburg, a russian fishing trawler processor of the kmt-01 project is being prepared for sea trials, the norwegian sea. this is not just a fishing vessel on board a whole factory, it can immediately process and freeze the caught fish . shipbuilders themselves call trawlers the project of the four seas; the lead ship was the barents sea, it has already been sent to the customer. and now the flag of the russian federation is hoisting over the norwegian sea, and the kara and beloe are already waiting for their turn late in the evening