This company built a luxury #caviar industry in one of the world's poorest countries. #sturgeon

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[fishingtacklechannel]

Did the investors really take a risk or are they exploiting the country’s resources and labor?

[UnscriptedVideos]

I feel like the commentary is satirical.

[Dr.Kraig_Ren]

"In this era, Anything that is consumed by everyone will become dirt cheap, so expensive doesn't mean best."

[theword]

The biggest scam for rich people is selling them crappy fish eggs and calling it a delicacy. 😂😂😂😂

[TheBoredCornerOfficial]

One pound of caviar is a whole mortgage payment. Can even pay other bills.

[beccalife]

So the farming was outsourced from Europe to Africa

[Harsh__Sharma]

gave his entire savings just for one piece of this eggs🤧

[generalirons]

Labor exploitation. You wanna know how little those sturgeon farm workers are being paid compared to those entrepreneurs, who sit in AC rooms and drink champagne?

[Lost.Sniper]

But a kilo of cocaine can go upto $200, 000 u do the math kids. You’re welcome

[snosibsnob]

I forget that sturgeons exist sometimes

[sandilouU]

If the fish that was thought to be extinct can be raised in fisheries then why haven't they used fisheries to repopulate them? I assume the reason their numbers dropped to the point of being considered extinct was due to overfishing so, a temporary restriction on fisherman or a minimum size requirement should be imposed to help with restoring the species and hopefully, would allow them to become abundant again.

[FilmyWPigulce]

So they pay their workers fair wage...right?

[arianamaloney]

Just in case you find videos that contain misinformation, report it.

[ethenjennings]

If there are so many fish why is it still so expensive

[zyourzgrandzmaz]

Bro can YouTube calm down with the caviar algorithm. Every second video is caviar the last two days.

[lexsea]

it’s not a risk at all. exploiting the poor countries for their resources has always been the 1% way of making money

[semplybalanced]

This is absolutely an abuse in power. Ugh people are waking up & reporting bullshit & acting like it’s awesome, is disgusting.

[sanskritisharma.]

The disparity is unreal and we can never go back now. Environment is paying for the richest, impoverished people are suffering and we are all going to be doomed very soon. I just hope this gap is somehow met and all can live in peace. (I'm delusional)

[LaGuerre]

Yeah sure. Investors want to be there for "the nostalgia, " not to exploit cheap labor YEAH OK 🙄

[I.R.-wbmd]

How did they eat those without cook. It's horrible.