Russian Salmon Fishery the First to Receive Sustainable Certificate

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Russian Salmon Fishery the First to Receive Sustainable Certificate

Sep 10, 2009 Author: Lori Howk

The Oregonian

The Marine Stewardship Council has certified its first Russian fishery, recognizing the pink and chum salmon fishery on the Kuril island of Iturup for its sustainable fishing and environmental practices.

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