The history of the Lenin fishing collective farm begins in 1929, when three artels were formed on the coast of Avacha Bay. They became the source of today's Order of Friendship of Peoples of the fishing collective farm Lenin.
For 80 years, the enterprise, bypassing all stages of economic and political changes, has grown into the largest fishing collective farm, having managed to preserve its name, remain faithful to good traditions, which, in combination with a rational management policy, increased production capacity and the fishing fleet.
Today the fishing collective farm Lenin positions itself in the fishing industry of Kamchatka as an enterprise based on the glorious traditions of collective labor and modern production and management technologies. The products of the fishing collective farm are recognized in the world market, which allows us to look confidently into the future and make a worthy contribution to the prosperity and development of the fishing industry in Kamchatka and Russia.
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