MECHANISMS FOR INCREASING THE CAPACITY OF THE DOMESTIC MARKET FOR FISH CANNING PRODUCTS AS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN ENSURING FOOD SECURITY OF THE POPULATION
DOI 10.33305/236-99
Issue № 6, 2023, article № 11, pages 99-107
Section: Agro-industrial market
Language: Russian
Original language title: МЕХАНИЗМЫ УВЕЛИЧЕНИЯ ЁМКОСТИ ОТЕЧЕСТВЕННОГО РЫНКА РЫБОКОНСЕРВНОЙ ПРОДУКЦИИ КАК ВАЖНЫЙ ФАКТОР ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЯ ПРОДОВОЛЬСТВЕННОЙ БЕЗОПАСНОСТИ НАСЕЛЕНИЯ
Keywords: FISH, CANNED FOOD, PROCESSING, MARKET, FOOD SECURITY, FACTOR, MONITORING
Abstract: The article considers current trends in the functioning of the Russian canned fish market and proposes mechanisms for increasing its capacity. This article is aimed at updating the information base of the state of the Russian canned fish market, as well as at developing the theoretical, methodological provisions of its functioning in the conditions of shock institutional transformations of economic relations. The presented material considers a system of mechanisms for increasing the capacity of the canned fish market, based on an analysis of its state and modern consumer preferences, which makes it possible to formulate recommendations for improving the system of measures and mechanisms for regulating the functioning of the canned fish industry. Using as the main method of a comprehensive scientific and methodological assessment of socio-economic relations, trends were identified and proposals were formulated to improve the mechanisms for developing the canned fish market. Novelty and scientific contribution are determined by the provisions that reveal the monitoring of the current state and prospects for the development of the Russian canned fish market. The formulated conclusions and developed recommendations make it possible to improve the system of measures and mechanisms aimed at achieving an increase in the capacity of the canned fish market and increasing the consumption of canned fish by the population up to 3 kilograms per person per year by 2030.
Authors: Semin Aleksandr Nikolaevich, Kislitskii Mikhail Mikhailovich, Lylov Anton Sergeevich