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On 6–7 August, over 250 delegates descended on the Rutherford Hotel in Nelson. It was a buzzy two-day event marked by camaraderie and enthusiasm.
In 2023, funding for The Moana Project scientific research programme wrapped up and the network is now the Aotearoa Moana Observing System charitable…
You can’t manage what you can’t measure. In fishing, that means understanding how many fish are in the sea so we know how many we can sustainably…
Despite what some might think, magazines are alive and well. That includes the Seafood New Zealand magazine.
Fiona MacMillan has been our GM of Communications for two years. Now she’s leaving to take up a significant role in the poultry sector. Before she…
What can a former skipper and a fisheries policy expert bring to your kitchen? Quite a lot as it turns out.
Bottom-contact fishing is under the spotlight. One science leader wants us all to work together to make trawling better, and better understood.
Raewyn Peart, Policy Director at the Environmental Defence Society, on joining forces to reduce sediment.
Mary Lambie shared some straight-talking advice to the seafood sector on navigating today’s media minefield.
This week, Seafood New Zealand welcomed hundreds of delegates from across the country – and across the industry – in Nelson for our annual conference,…
Nine outstanding individuals and companies across six award categories were recognised for their contributions to the industry at its 10th annual…
This year’s theme is all about encouraging fresh thinking, new conversations and smarter ways of working together.
