But this was not always the case. In the 12th century, Russia had so much caviar that it was affordable for the masses. The Soviet film 'Ivan Vasilievich: Back to the Future,' has a scene that ...

How caviar became an elite delicacy is a convoluted story of supply and demand, and proof that the two are not mutually exclusive. Read more: 14 Cheap Fish You Should Always Avoid Buying Persia ...

Narrator: Mark Zaslavsky is a Russian immigrant who imported beluga ... the fish to produce eggs that are ready to be harvested for caviar. The tanks are continuously filled with fresh water ...

The most expensive caviar produced here, Beluga, cost $5,700 per kilogram. We visited Ars Italica's farm, where there are four species: Russian sturgeons, starred sturgeons, Adriatic sturgeons ...

The product is marketed under the Miyazaki Caviar 1983 brand because local farmers began growing sturgeon in 1983 through technical cooperation with the former Soviet Union. Caviar Soy Sauce and ...

President Joe Biden announced Friday that the U.S. will ban imports of seafood, including Russian caviar, worth about $1.2 billion annually, as well as beverages, spirits and vinegar worth about ...