Purpose and scope of application: Exclusive Economic Zone of the Russian Federation in the Far East in the Sea of Okhotsk, the Bering Sea, the Sea of Japan and the North Pacific Ocean, from trawlers and mother ships flying the flag of the Russian Federation.

Brief description and main characteristics: frozen fish products of different types - pollock, herring, salmon, squid, saira, bottom-feeding fish with total quota for 2016 approx. 2,000,000 tons.

Competitiveness of the service and by what parameters it is superior to competitors: careful calculation, competent operation, long-term experience, long-term agreements with Shippers and Recipients, competitive prices.

Raw material base of aquatic and biological resources of the Far East basin
The raw material base of aqua-biological resources of the Far East basin amounts to 26 million tons and can provide catch of fish and seafood in the amount of 3 million tons per year. In fact, the average annual catch for 2000-2009 was 2.1 million tons.
In 2015, positive trends were observed in the fishing industry despite the impact of the economic crisis. The catch of aquatic and biological resources by fishermen of the Far East amounted to 2,472.2 thousand tons or 113.9% of the 2008 level. The leading positions in catching bioresources are occupied by the enterprises of Kamchatka (34%) and Primorsky Krai (27%), Sakhalin Oblast (26.5%).
According to the forecasts of the raw material base state, the catches of aquatic resources in the Far East basin for the period 2010-2015 will amount to at least 2.5-2.7 million tons. The level of technological utilization of raw fish in the Russian Federation has increased from 60% in 1993 to 75% in 2003; this trend is continuing and will provide a significant addition to fish production. In addition, the current introduction of multispecies fisheries and the transition from the system of total allowable catches to ecosystem allowable catches will make it possible to mobilize the currently underutilized objects in the TAC. With the growing demand for ecologically clean sea squirrel, the trend of increasing value of marine biodiversity will continue.

According to Rosrybolovstvo, more than 2 million tons of aquatic bioresources have been harvested in the Far Eastern basin since the beginning of the year. The catch increased by 4.4% compared to the same period last year. And more than half of the fish caught in the Far East - 550 thousand tons - went through the ports of Primorye. But only 220 thousand tons of them were landed in Russia, while the rest, mostly pollock, was declared for delivery abroad.