In Kolyma worried that due to the introduction of new rules for selecting companies, which will catch crabs, their prices can soar at times, and krabolovy businesses not ruined. To give the right to catch crabs on the basis of open auctions, the owners engaged in this activity of companies believe a priori loss-making, the correspondent of IA REGNUM.

Director General of OOO "Tikhrybkom" and "MAG-sea international" Michael Kotov has already declared regional media that if new rules come into force, the company minimized all social projects, the volume of which is -30 million dollars per year, without work there can be 600 people.

"We'll take some sticks. For most people the crab might become unavailable", the conclusion that IA "Very".

"If this decision is made, we will come to the auction, we will fight, but even if we buy a lot of 100 tons, for example, a billion, we the tons divide by the number of crab and will sell it for the right price — not 900, but, for example, 5 thousand", — quotes the regional edition of Mikhail Kotov.

Media Kolyma also stated that now the price of seafood in the Magadan region are already high. But recently the Far East in Moscow, the capital's residents cooked crab or trumpeter represented as a common dish people remember the journalists.

"Earth — Chinese, seafood — Japanese, apartment — workers, and we...", "time from Gelendzhik to do legs..." — commented the news about the changes that could trigger higher prices for crab, the inhabitants of the Kolyma river.

We will remind, in November of 2017, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed to consider changing the rules for issuing quotas for the catch of crab. The new rules of their distribution suggest instead of historical principle give the right to catch crab following a public auction for a period of 10 years rather than 15 years. Additionally, assume a waiver of the investment quota (subject to the construction of the adapted vessels).

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As REGNUM reported earlier, in August of 2017, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev stated that the retention price of fish and seafood at a stable level is necessary for the development of the fisheries industry.

"The price of fish and seafood relatively stable. We must continue to ensure that there were no sharp jumps", — said the Prime Minister.