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Russian company specialized in the production of the incubators for growing salmon´s eggs is looking for partners to sign manufacturing and distribution services agreements.
Russian company from Republic of Karelia was established in 2014. Today, the company is engaged in the production of atrificial nest and factory incubators for growing salmon´s eggs. The company has developed a number of devices of various capacities, which allows to intensively stock salmon spawning rivers, in which the number of fish has significantly decreased or was lost. The developed technology allows to compensate for environmental damage. The devices do not require maintenance for a long period of freezing in the winter period, they allow to restore the population of salmon species without the cost of building a hatchery. Another product is a high-capacity salmon incubator that does not require maintenance. The company is looking for partners from fishing industry to sign manufacturing and distribution services agreements. Under the manufacturing agreement the company will provide product specifications, technology and intellectual property rights. Under the distribution services agreement the company will supply the partner with the product for further distribution.
1) high capacity of incubators; 2) independence of the devices. 3) made of durable fiberglass (40 x 40 cm) and PVC pipes 4) equipped with new advanced perforated stainless steel pallets (1-2 mm perforation)
Type: large companies. Role: Under the manufacturing agreement the partner is to carry out production processes of the product. Under the distribution agreement the partner is obliged to purchase the products for further distribution.