BALANCE OF CAPACITIES FOR THE EXTRACTION AND PROCESSING OF FISH RESOURCES IS THE BASIS FOR INCREASING THE ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY OF THE FISHING INDUSTRY

Issue № 2, 2025, article № 18, pages 174-187

Section: Economics of agribusiness sectors

Language: Russian

Original language title: БАЛАНС МОЩНОСТЕЙ ПО ДОБЫЧЕ И ПЕРЕРАБОТКИ РЫБНЫХ РЕСУРСОВ – ОСНОВА ПОВЫШЕНИЯ ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ ЭФФЕКТИВНОСТИ РАБОТЫ РЫБНОЙ ОТРАСЛИ

Keywords: THE VOLUME OF PRODUCTION OF AQUATIC BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES, PRODUCTION CAPACITIES OF PROCESSING, THE SEARCH FOR A BALANCED SOLUTION FOR THE GROWTH OF THE ECONOMY OF THE FISHING INDUSTRY

Abstract: The main basic components that have the greatest impact on the dynamics of the development of the fishing industry in the Arctic zone include the established volumes of allowable catches and their development, the volume of production and processing of fish raw materials, the range of products, the state of the production facilities of the fishing fleet and coastal processing plants, and the availability of modern infrastructure. The volume of biological resources harvested in the Arctic seas is 280-320 tons, while the estimated reserves are estimated at about two million tons, which indicates the great potential of this region for the future development of the fishing industry. The growth of the economic efficiency of fishing in the Arctic seas can be ensured through deeper processing of the extracted raw materials and the involvement of secondary resources in the economic turnover. The type of involved capacities for the industrial processing of aquatic biological resources is of great interest from the point of view of analyzing the economics of the fishery and the The resulting imbalance in production and production capacity has a negative impact on the economy of the fishing industry in the Arkhangelsk Region. This situation is compounded by a decrease in the reserves of aquatic biological resources in this region. To eliminate the existing imbalances, business and regional authorities should find compromise solutions that would suit the interests of both parties.

Authors: Kolonchin Kirill Viktorovich, Seregin Sergei Nikolaevich, Belyaev Vladimir Alekseevich, Gasanova Khatimat Nabievna