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ST-192RFC - Factory Freezer Trawlers for Owner Russian Fishery CompanyThe trawler has an unlimited navigation range and can be used for pollock and herring trawling off the east coast of the Russian Federation, in the Bering and Okhotsk seas, and adjacent areas. The trawlers design allows for fishing in the Arctic, maneuvering in broken ice during periods of low temperatures.


The vessel is fully equipped with modern systems for bottom and pelagic trawling. The fish processing plant will provide a full cycle of operations, from fish sorting to parallel processing of fillets, surimi, and caviar, followed by freezing, packaging, storage, and shipping. Bycatch and fish guts will be used to produce fishmeal and fish oil. Fishmeal is stored in 40 kg bags in the hold at a temperature of 0C-10C. Fish oil is stored in special hull tanks.

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Factory Freezer Trawler ST-192

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