Northwest Fisheries Consortium Consortium home Ships Products English Northwest Fisheries Consortium SZRK is a large Russian non-profit partnership uniting companies engaged in the extraction, processing and sale of crabs and bottom fish species .

Northwest Fisheries Consortium Consortium home Ships Products English About the consortium Contacts About consortium The non-profit partnership "North-West Fishery Consortium" (Consortium) was registered in 2002 as a result of the merger of a number of fishing companies in the North-West region into a single professional organization. The first companies that are part of the Consortium started their activities in Murmansk and Petrozavodsk in 1993 by fishing for cod and haddock and supplying it to consumers chilled. Then the Consortium grew by acquiring Russian and foreign-built vessels in order to increase production volumes and expand the range of products. Currently, the Consortium has one of the largest fleets in the Northern fisheries basin, consisting of fishing vessels and crab-processors. The Consortium includes specialized subdivisions for supplying the fleet, repairing ships, transshipment and storage of cargo, training and retraining of the ship's personnel. Fish and crab are processed both on board ships and in our onshore factories. Our offices: - St. Petersburg Management Company - Moscow Representation

Northwest Fisheries Consortium Consortium home Ships Products English General information Bottom fish species Kamchatka crab general information Fishing vessels of the Consortium (both crab and fishing) are equipped with everything necessary for the production of finished products on the high seas during fishing. Freshly caught fish and crab go straight to the factory on board the fishing vessel, where the raw materials are processed into finished products. Then the finished product is frozen, packed in a container and enters the freezing hold, where it is stored before being loaded onto a transport ship or unloaded ashore at the port. All products are made from raw materials obtained from their natural habitat, and the use of modern, appropriately certified equipment in factories allows us to produce competitive, in-demand products that meet the highest requirements of world standards.