A resident of the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation has begun construction of a logistics complex for the “Russian Crab” Group of Companies in Murmansk

“SZ-Krab” LLC, a resident of the Russian Arctic zone, has begun construction of a large logistics complex for the “Russian Crab” group of companies under an agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC). According to the business plan, a refrigeration terminal, storage areas for refrigerated containers, and a specialized system of pools for the storage of live crab will be built. The complex is aimed at consolidating the company's cargo flows, preserving the quality of bioresources, and increasing exports.

"The launch of the Murmansk hub is a strategic step not only for “Russian Crab” but for the entire regional economy. The project will create new jobs and provide additional impetus to the Murmansk region's economic development. “Russian Crab” is creating modern infrastructure right here in northern Russia, maintaining high product quality from the harvest to the end consumer. The construction of this complex will optimize logistics between fishing areas and key sales markets," commented Stanislav Aksyonov, President of the Association of Fishing Fleet Owners (AFFO).

"The new investment project to build a logistics complex in the Murmansk port is part of an investment program to develop the fishing industry not only in the region but also with the potential to expand its production nationwide and establish exports. This will strengthen and enhance Murmansk's position in fishing, storage, and transportation, and will contribute to improving the region's economic performance and increasing its investment attractiveness," commented Alexander Shutov, Director of the FEDC “Murmansk”.

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