According to Russian media reports, companies in Primorsky Krai plan to export rare fish and seafood to China.

According to reports, member companies of the Primorye Territory Fisheries Association intend to expand the list of aquatic biological resources exported to China. They hope that the Russian Federal Animal and Plant Health Supervision Bureau will help resolve the issue with the General Administration of Customs of China as soon as possible. According to "Kommersant" reports, the ten new species requested include Atlantic flounder, Codfish, Cockles, Pacific mackerel, and peony shrimp.

The All-Russian Fisheries Association estimates that the potential export volume of the above-mentioned organisms is about 20,000 tons, and the annual export value can reach 120 million US dollars. According to statistics from the association, China accounts for 61% of Russia's exports of aquatic biological resources. By the end of 2019, the export volume had reached 1.09 million tons, with an export value of US$3.27 billion. At present, Russia can export a variety of crabs and pollock to China.

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