Development of the Arctic reindeer industry from the perspective of Sino-Russian green biomanufacturing cooperation

Ying, Luo and Jinhui, Wang and Lobanov, Andrew Alexandrovich and Kuleshova, Natalia Sergeevna and Yan, Zhu and Andronov, Sergei Vasilevich and Lobanova, Lidiya Petrovna and Bogdanova, Elena Nikolaevna and Grishechkina, Irina Alexandrovna and Popov, Andrei Ivanovich (2022) Development of the Arctic reindeer industry from the perspective of Sino-Russian green biomanufacturing cooperation. Advances in Polar Science, 33 (4). pp. 326-335.

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Abstract

Russia’s reindeer population accounts for two thirds of the world’s total. There is a strong and resilient population of reindeer on the tundra, and reindeer herders inherit and transmit the unique culture of the north. Reindeer products have become the subject of innovative developments in the biopharmaceutical and healthcare products industry owing to their unique raw material properties. Because deer antlers and blood are widely used in traditional Chinese medicine, significant quantities of Arctic reindeer products are likely to be sold in China. Strengthening understanding of the Russian Arctic reindeer industry will help Chinese companies invest in the Russian Arctic, promote Sino-Russian Arctic cooperation on green biomanufacturing, and lead to the development of new products that promote human health.

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Keywords:	reindeer industry, Russian Arctic, green biomanufacturing, Sino-Russian cooperation
Subjects:	Natural Environment > Fauna Organizations and Networks > International Network
Organizations:	Unspecified
Date Deposited:	17 Nov 2023 12:36
URI:	http://library.arcticportal.org/id/eprint/2798

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