Summarized questionnaire data
concerning drawing up action plan of fishery and
aquaculture development
Made by BG FISH Association of fish products
producers
26th of June, 2006, Sofia
Content
Who we are? Description of the company’ s current state ......................................................... 3
General company's details ...................................................................................................... 3
Financial and accounting data ................................................................................................ 5
Description of the assets ......................................................................................................... 6
Products’ structure.................................................................................................................. 7
Where would we like to get in 2013 .......................................................................................... 9
What do we intend to produce? .............................................................................................. 9
Where do we plan to sell? ........................................................................................................ 11
Investments in years and measures necessary to achieve the objectives ................................. 12
AXIS 1: MEASURES FOR THE ADAPTATION OF THE COMMUNITY ..................... 12
FISHING FLEET ................................................................................................................. 12
AXIS 2: AQUACULTURE, PROCESSING AND MARKETING OF .............................. 12
FISHERY AND AQUACULTURE PRODUCTS ............................................................... 12
AXIS 3: MEASURES OF COLLECTIVE INTEREST ..................................................... 14
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Who we are? Description of the company’ s current state
General company's details
“Atlantik" Ltd, Burgas
"Reya Fish" Ltd,
“Buljack” JSC
“Pacific star” JSC
Fishport Burgas JSC
SD "Ding Pavlovi and co”,
” Koshi 77” Sole trader,
"Diavena" Ltd,
P.A.L. BG Ltd
"Milenium – Sozopol" Ltd,
"Sea Food" Ltd,
"Nessy 5" Ltd,
"Vaston 2” Ltd",
"Delta Industry” JSC,
"Slavianka" JSC,
Atlantic fishing Ltd
”Matiss
–
Ivan
"Sever Export" Ltd,
Atanasov”
Sole
trader
"Danel 97" SLtd,
"Alda Bg" SLtd,
Platinium Investment Ltd
Shato Ltd
"tatko Barba 2004" SLtd,
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”Statecom 13 – Nikolay Statev" Sole trader,
“Georgi Peichev” Sole trader,
"Tea Sirena” Ltd,
”Ocean - Donchev” Sole trader
Tundja 73 Ltd
“Blacksea fishing” JSC
Maxim Keranov Sole trader
BULSTAT
Year of registration
Official Address
Planned region
Form of property
Manager’s name
Subject of activity (
not following the
registration, but the
real one}
Capital complying
the registration
Contacts’ and
persons’ details
e-mail
Web site
Any water using
permissions,
including the place?
Fishing permissions
for Black sea?
Fish processing
permissions (specify
for what kind of and
euro number, if any)
Northeast, Southeast, South central, Southwest, North central,
Northwest
Sole trader, Limited company, Joint Stock Company
Catching, production, storing and trading with fish and fish
products; inside and international transport, production and
marketing of tinned fish, aquaculture (trout), complete freshwater
fish farming system for carp and pike, silver carp, grass carp and
small quantity of sheat-fish (Silarus glanus).
Production of whipped roe, fish pate of small durability and fish
creamlike oil
3 companies for:
- South Black Sea coast;
- Dospat artificial lake.
5 companies
12 companies as follows:
- for all types of processing and their respective EU numbers as
for example: BG 0213002; BG 0213024; BG 1613007 –- the
rest of the companies are for saltfrozen , salty and marinated
fish products
- tinned fish, whipped roe, fish pate of small durability and fish
creamlike oil
4
Permissions for
7 companies
trading or storing fish
and fishery products
Permissions for inner 2 companies
area farm fishing?
Fishing permissions
for Danube river?
0
Mussel production
permissions?
2 companies
A third company is under a process of accreditation
Sports fishing
permissions?
0
Financial and accounting data
Data in thousand levas per year
2002
2003
2004
2005
Long-term assets
16422 23666 31532 31991
Short-term assets
12466 13086 15853 14442
Own capital
18242 38056 38175 39018
Long-term liabilities
7098 12168 20238 18857
Short-term liabilities
11977 14694 17149 17041
Ordinary activity’s expenditures
32137 40591 43792 49210
Ordinary activity’s incomes( please, mention
only those related to the sector)
Profit / Loss
32677 35983 40581 46334
540
-4608
-3211
-2876
5
Description of the assets
Are there breeding pools? If yes, for 2 companies, as follow :
what types of fish and what is the
capacity per year?
- own cage base within the aquatoria
акваторията of the Dospat artificial lake
and a trout farm for breeding material in the
city of Razlog
- Atrificial lakes 4200 000 m2.
Are there cages? If yes, for what
type of fish and what is the capacity
per year?
Are there processing companies? If
yes, what kind of and what is the
capacity per year?
One company, as the capacity of the
cages are 1000 tones production per year.
7 companies
Up to 3000 tones for
saltfrozen, salty and marinated
and smoked fish products - 5
companies
6000 tones for processing
fresh and frozen fish and fish
fillets - 1 company
Tinned fish production – 1
company
Are there fishing fleet, tonnage and
characteristics?
3 companies; characteristics as follow:
- ВRT – 314 , length - 38.15 м. width –
7.92
Power of the main engine 1 100 horse
powers – 1 company
- 20 BRT - 1 company
- 5 boats; 3 boats are 117 BT, 1 boat is 79
BT and 1 boat is 54 BT – 1 company
Are there fishing boats, metre and
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characteristics?
One company; characteristics:
- MAUNA length10 m, width - 3.3 М 4.5
BRT /
/working boat – L.-6.2 М : W. 1.8 М-1
BRT/
Is there a storing house and what
capacity?
6 companies, as :
- capacity 13 000 tones – 1 company
- capacity 5 600 tones - 1 company ( under
a construction process for 2000 tones more )
- capacity up to 300 tones - 2 companies
- capacity up to 500 tones - 2 companies
Is there a port and of what capacity?
One company; capacity - 200 000 tones
Is there an accredited laboratory?
One company is running an accreditation
process
Is there a scientific institute?
0
Others?
Products’ structure
Production and trade in tones and thousand levas per
years
2002
2003
2004
2005
5873
0
15
0
11
7310
0
18
3
18
5645
500
12
0
18
4433
550
12
4
78
Scad
Belted bonito
12
0
16
2
16
1
44
6
Others
17
20
23
30
Catches in Black Sea of:
Sprat
Top shell
Turbot
Blue fish
Small blue fish
7
Catching in the Danube river in types and quantity
Catching in reservoirs in types and quantity
Trout production
550
540
600
650
Carp production
Sturgeon fish production
350
400
400
400
150
100
120
100
15
20
12
15
silver carp
Grass carp production
Other production, pike, sheat - fish
Import of the main types ( please, add rows)
Mackerel
Hoki
Pelagic fishes
Delicacy fish
Delicacy fish products
Herring
Tuna
Wild salmon
Atlantic salmon
Sprat
Others
8,200 9,251 9,716 11,261
800
880
950
1200
50
50
150
400
50
50
80
90
320
430
520
610
111
0
0
0
0
30
30
100
0
0
0
300
0
0
62
122
24
0
0
0
250
140
230
300
Export of the main products ( please, add rows,
specifying the market’s place) For example, Europe,
Roumania, USA, Japan.
Mackerel
600
600
500
500
Haki
500
600
700
800
10
20
20
85
90
Delicacy fish products
Shellfish (Rapana Venosa)
Frozen trout
76
147
65
80
Smoked trout fillet
4.5
85
24
25
170
127
95
17
36
135
Smoked mackerel
Processed mackerel
8
Cooled trout
15
Marinated trout
5
Trout for grill
91
Portion-size salmon fillet
27
72
Whole salmon fillet
21
Salty – marinated sprat for Roumania
950
760
969
277
Where would we like to get in 2013
What do we intend to produce?
Production and 2007
trade in tones and
thousand levas per
years
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Catching in Black Sea
of:
sprat
Shellfish
7620
1320
8702
1400
10025
1465
10040
1520
10032
1620
10135
1620
10140
1620
Turbot
Blue fish
Small blue fish
Scad
Belted bonito
others
Catching in the
Danube river in types
and quantity
1
3
30
38
13
35
1
3
30
38
13
45
1
3
40
50
13
55
1
3
40
50
13
70
0
0
35
42
10
80
0
0
35
42
10
100
0
0
35
42
10
120
700
800
1500
1500
2000
2000
2000
Catching in reservoirs
in types and quantity
Trout production
9
Carp production
500
700
700
1500
1500
3000
3000
Silver carp production 300
300
500
500
500
1000
1000
Grass carp production
100
200
200
200
400
400
50
100
150
350
500
500
50
100
300
500
200
200
200
200
50
100
Sturgeon fish
production
100
Production of other
types
Sea bass production
Turbot production
Mussels production
100
Crayfish and Shrimp
production
Import of the main
types
mackerel
Haki
Other pelagic fishes
Delicacy fish
Delicacy fish products
others
10,500
1300
500
100
1200
1500
10500
1400
500
100
1300
1500
12000
1500
500
100
1500
2000
12000
1500
600
100
1500
2000
12000
1500
600
100
1500
2000
12000
1500
600
100
1500
2000
12000
1500
600
100
1500
2000
2000
800
500
250
50
200
3000
3000
2000
800
500
250
400
3000
2000
800
500
250
650
4000
2000
800
500
250
1050
4000
2000
800
500
250
1300
4000
Export of the main
products ( please, add
rows, specifying the
market’s place) For
example, Europe,
Roumania, USA,
Japan.
Mackerel
Haki
Delicacy fish products
-shellfish
Marine aquacultures
Sprats
2000
2000
800
350
350
250
250
3000
10
Trout
Carp
Mussels
Fish products,
smoked, marinated,
tinned and others
500
500
1000
1500
500
500
2000
1500
1000
500
2000
1500
1000
500
2000
2000
1000
500
2000
2000
1500
1000
4000
4000
1500
1000
4000
4000
Where do we plan to sell?
Type of product
/ Market in %
Fish
Bulgaria
Europe
Japan, Korea
others
Between 10 % Between 10 %
and 50 % - 2 and 50 % - 3
companies;
companies
Between 50 % Between 50 %
and 90 %- 4 and 90 % - 1
companies
company
Fish products
and delicacies
Between 10 %
and 50 % - 1
company;
Between 10 %
and 50 % - 3
companies
Between 50 % 100%
and 90 % - 4 company
companies
Mussels,
crayfish and
others
95 %
Up to 10 % - 2 company
companies
1
- 1
Rapana
Aquacultures
Between 80 and 12 % - 1
100 % - 2 company
companies
35 % - 1
company
60 % - 1
company
5 % - 1 company
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whipped roe,
fish pate and
fish creamlike
oil
65% - 1
company
35% - 1
company
Investments in years and measures necessary to achieve
the objectives
AXIS 1: MEASURES FOR THE ADAPTATION OF THE COMMUNITY
FISHING FLEET
Measure1. Replacement and renewal of ships
Measure 2. Ship modernization
Measure 3. Public aid for ship owners and crews affected by national plans to adjust
fishing effort ( decreasing the number of the fishing ships )
Measure 4. Public aid for fishermen for permanent or temporary cessation of fish catching
Measure 5. Financing of investments in modern fish catching equipment
Measure 6. Special equipment support for small – scale catching fish boats
Investment
description
(measure)
Measure 1.
Measure 2
Measure 3.
Measure 5
Place /
Investment
planned region start year
End year
Necessary
funds
Cofinancing %
Southeast
Southeast
Southeast
Southeast
2013
2013
2008
2013
12000
6500
1500
7500
20
20
20
20
2007
2007
2007
2007
AXIS 2: AQUACULTURE, PROCESSING AND MARKETING OF
FISHERY AND AQUACULTURE PRODUCTS
Measure 1. Financial aid directed to building a marine aquaculture farms
Measure 2. Financial aid directed to establishing processing companies.
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Measure 3. Aid for investments for construction, extension, equipment and
modernisation of businesses, in particular with a view to improving conditions
relating to hygiene, human or animal health and product quality, or reducing negative
impact on the environment.
Measure 4. Financial aid for investments, realised for the purpose of guaranteeing compliance
with the Community standards recently introduced on the environment, human or animal
health, hygiene or animal welfare, aid may be granted with a view to guaranteeing
compliance with those new standards only within the time limits set by Community
legislation.
Measure 5. Support for investments in diversification towards new species and production of
species with good market prospects ;
Measure 6. Encouraging the implementation of breeding methods substantially reducing
environmental impact when compared with normal practice in the fisheries sector ;
Measure 7. Support for traditional aquaculture activities important for preserving both the
economic and social fabric and the environment;
Measure 8. Measures related to aquaculture as improving working conditions and vocational
training;
Measure 9. Aid compensating for the use of aquaculture production methods helping to
protect the environment and conserve nature
Measure 10. Measures for improving human and animal health
Measure 11. Investments in improving and monitoring public health and hygiene conditions
or product
quality ;
Measure 12. Measures helping to improve the use of little-used species, by-products and
waste ;
Investment
description
(measure)
Measure 1.
Measure 2
Measure 12
Place /
Investment
planned region start year
Northeast and
Southeast,
South central
and southwest
Northeast and
Southeast,
South central
and southwest
Northeast and
Southeast,
End year
Necessary
funds
Cofinancing %
2007
2013
21600
20
2007
2013
16000
40
2007
2013
1500
20
13
Measure 5
Measure 8
Measure 4
Measure 3
Measure 11
South central
and southwest
South central
and southwest
Northeast and
Southeast,
South central
and southwest
Northeast and
Southeast,
South central
and southwest
Northeast and
Southeast,
South central
and southwest
Northeast and
Southeast,
South central
and southwest
2007
2013
3000
20
2007
2013
3000
20
2007
2013
2500
20
2007
2013
1600
20
2007
2013
1500
20
AXIS 3: MEASURES OF COLLECTIVE INTEREST
Measure 1. Investments that contribute to better management or conservation of resources, or
to the transparency of markets in fishery and aquaculture products
Measure 2. Measures that involve collective investments in the development of breeding sites,
in waste treatment or in the purchase of production, processing or marketing equipment
Measure 3. Grant aid for measures promoting partnership between scientists and operators in
the fisheries sector.
Measure 4. The Fund may assist actions of collective interest intended to protect and develop
aquatic fauna, excluding direct restocking. The actions must contribute to enhancing
the aquatic environment
Measure 5. The Fund may support investments in fishing ports of interest to all the fishermen
using the port and helping to improve the services offered to the fishermen. The investments
shall relate to:
(a) improving the conditions under which fishery products are landed, processed
and stored in the ports ;
(b) the provision of fuel, ice, water and electricity ;
(c) fishing vessel maintenance and repair equipment ;
(d) improvement of quays in order to improve safety during the landing or loading
of products ;
(e) computerised management of fishing activities.
Measure 6. The Fund may support collective actions intended to implement a policy of quality
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and value enhancement, promotion or development of new markets for fishery and
aquaculture products.
Measure 7. The investments shall relate to conducting national and transnational promotion
campaigns
Measure 8. The disposal of surplus or underexploited species which are discarded or of no
commercial interest
Measure 9. Implementation of a quality policy for fishery and aquaculture products
Measure 10. Promotion of products obtained using methods with low impact on the
environment ;
Measure 11. Quality certification
Measure 12. Labelling, including the labelling of products caught using environmentally
friendly fishing methods
Measure 13. Product promotion campaigns or campaigns to improve the image of the
fisheries sector
Measure 14. Implementation of market surveys
Measure 15. The Fund may support pilot projects aimed at acquiring and disseminating new
technical knowledge. The pilot projects should test, under near-actual conditions in the
production sector, the technical or
financial viability of an innovative technology with the aim of acquiring and
disseminating technical or financial knowledge of the technology tested ; they should
enable tests to be carried out on management plans and fishing effort allocation
plans, including, if necessary, the establishment of no-fishing zones, in order to
evaluate the biological and financial consequences, and experimental
restocking. A pilot project shall always include adequate scientific follow-up in order to yield
significant results.
Measure 16. The Fund may support the modification of fishing vessels for exclusively
training or research purposes in the fisheries sector by public or semi-public bodies.
Measure 17. Encouraging the development of breeding sites of the main marine aquaculture,
in order to lay down the preconditions to the investors for development of marine farming
Measure 18. Support companies’ actions to introduce typing, norming and labeling of the fish
and aquaculture products.
Measure 19. Using new technologies or e-trade development
Investment
description
(measure)
Measure 5
Place /
Investment
planned region start year
Northeast and
2008
End year
2010
Necessary
funds
Cofinancing %
3000
20
15
Measure 9
Southeast,
Northeast and
Southeast,
South central
and southwest
Northeast and
Southeast,
South central
and southwest
Bulgaria
2009
2011
2400
20
2008
2013
300
25
2008
2013
2500
25
2008
2013
8000
45
Measure 6
Northeast and
Southeast,
Bulgaria
2008
2013
1500
20
Measure 8
Bulgaria
2008
2010
300
20
Measure 9
Bulgaria
2008
2013
1500
20
Measure 11
Measure 15
Measure 16
Measure 17
Measure 18
Measure 19
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
Bulgaria
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2008
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
2013
300
2000
1500
500
500
100
20
Measure 1
Measure 2
Measure 5
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