The history of the fishing enterprise "Akros" began in 1975, when the system of Kamchatka fishing kolkhozes medium vessels was created combined fleet, working in almost all target species in waters off Kamchatka.
In May 1992, the company was transformed into a joint stock company "Akros". This reorganization coincided with a radical revision of economic policy, the complete modernization of the fleet and all the technological content of production. Rate to produce competitive products fully paid off and allowed to follow the fleet to develop coastal infrastructure, which now includes its own docks, refrigerator at 2 tons, terminal handling, repair facilities.
The company's management believe that the foundation of financial stability, the development of production is to increase the quality of products. It is oriented to the demands of the market today, the fleet and shore units. Modern ships enterprises with the latest equipment for deep processing of fish and seafood, fish in clean Okhotsk and Bering Seas. Every ship has its own system of quality control, every step - from raw and catch up for the finished product to the consumer - is under particularly close supervision of specialists.
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