High-quality Armenian fish and caviar will be exported

YEREVAN, November 26. /ARKA/. ART-FISH company has been supplying the market with fresh, high-quality fish and caviar for 17 years. It started its production with sturgeon, and now offers a variety of trout species.

The fish farm has invested in international experience and special technologies that meet international standards.

A partner of ART-FISH in equipping it with modern equipment is Acba Leasing, which also supported the installation of a solar station at the fish farming facility.

“Over the years, we have grown unique species of fish. We have 7-8 year old fish from which we can obtain black caviar. ACBA Leasing holds a special place in the development of my business, thanks to which we acquired refrigerators for the workshop, ice equipment, and solar panels, which helped us develop production. Thanks to the solar stations, we were able to make the cost of our fish more affordable. We are working on producing black caviar, which we will process and export thanks to our systems,” said Artem Torosyan, founder and director of ART-FISH.

The company’s products are currently available on the local market and are also exported to CIS countries. In the near future, the fishery plans to expand production, and export its produces to Europe and the USA.

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100% of the shares of ACBA Leasing are owned by ACBA Bank. ACBA Leasing is under the control of the Central Bank of Armenia.-0-

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