Fish can demand declines in Russia, as catch shrinks and prices rise

Endangered Beluga fish, part of the Sturgeon family, is available in cans, along with their prized roe (not pictured)

Demand for cans from the Russian fish processing sector is declining due to the poor catch of key fish species during 2025 and a sharp growth in prices.

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