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Russia to stop catching king crab in Barents Sea Jan 1.
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December 24, 2008
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Russia to stop catching king crab in Barents Sea Jan 1
MOSCOW. Dec 24 (Interfax) - Russia will stop catching Kamchatka, or king crab in the Barents Sea starting January 1, 2009.
Federal Fisheries Agency head Andrei Krainy issued a decree restricting fishing in the Barents Sea in 2009, imposing a ban on catching king crab until August 31, 2009, agency spokesman Alexander Savelyev told Interfax. The decree was registered by the Justice Ministry last week.
Savelyev said the ban is intended to replenish stocks of the popular king crab in the Barents ...
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