Вы что, не знаете, что империалисты за лишний доллар прибыли и маму родную отравят. Рыбное министерство выдаст за деньги столько лицензий, сколько будет нужно, а не сколько можно.Me писал(а):Я жирным выделил названия озер. Только Мичиган не вошел, по понятным причинам.Commercial Fisheries
Commercial fishing is part of Ontario’s Great Lakes heritage and culture, and still goes on in several communities on the Great Lakes. Many towns, such as Port Dover and Port Stanley on the Canadian shores of Lake Erie, were founded because of commercial fishing activities.
The Ministry sets annual quotas (allowable levels of harvest) and issues licences yearly for the commercial harvest of Great Lakes fish.
Fish caught in Ontario’s Great Lakes is sold at home and in international markets. All fish caught in Canada for the international market is inspected according to rules set by the government of Canada. Fish caught for consumption in Ontario is inspected by the ministries of Natural Resources and Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs. Great Lakes fish are a high-quality, valuable food source.
Ontario’s commercial licence holders catch nearly 13,000 metric tonnes (28 million pounds) of fish each year. The dockside, or wholesale, value of their catch is $36.4 million. (Dockside value refers to the price paid for the fish as it comes off the boat and before it is processed for people to eat.) It’s estimated that once the fish has been processed and sent to food stores and restaurants in Ontario, the U.S. and around the world, the industry’s contribution to Ontario’s economy is between $100 to $150 million (Canadian) dollars. There are more than 500 active commercial fishing licences in Ontario.
Here are some highlights of Ontario’s Great Lakes commercial fishery:
* The walleye and yellow perch harvest in western Lake Erie represents 80 per cent of the total value of Ontario’s commercial fishery and 76 per cent of the province’s total catch.
* Lake Huron produces the largest volume of lake whitefish in the Great Lakes. It is sold primarily in U.S. and Ontario markets.
* Thunder and Black bays on Lake Superior account for 90 per cent of the lake herring commercially harvested in the Canadian waters of the lake. Lake herring roe is shipped mainly to the U.S. and Europe.
* A variety of species are fished at the eastern end of Lake Ontario, including white and yellow perch.
http://www.mnr.gov.on.ca/en/Business/Gr ... _Fisheries
Икру, например, хоть селёдочную, хоть какую, согласно тому же Руководству, есть нельзя вообще. А её гонят на экспорт в Европу. Ясно, что анализы подделываются, т.к. Европа никакой ртути и близко не дпоустит.