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81. Bluff oyster season off to a strong start  
While the rock lobster sector is doing it hard, there is good news on the Bluff oyster front.  
82. First two roadshows well-attended  
Seafood NZ’s Promise 2020 roadshow kicked off in Nelson, Australasia’s largest fishing port, last Friday.  
83. Albacore tuna gets second sustainability tick  
New Zealand's albacore tuna troll fishery has been re-certified by the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) as being sustainably managed. The certification is valid for a period of 5 years and requires  
84. Understanding the emergency - what COVID-19 means for the seafood industry  
Forty eight hours into lockdown, with a State of Emergency now in force, the landscape for doing business has shifted seismically.  
85. Friday, 18 March  
Fishing families cast aside for recreational fishing parks  
86. Aquaculture and the Norway conundrum  
In the world of New Zealand aquaculture, there is no avoiding comparing yourself against the standard set by the Norwegians and, in particular, the Norway government’s commitment to the industry.  
87. COVID-19 update - 1 April 2020  
*Primary sector essential business verification, routine verification, MNZ update #17, key contacts.  
88. Seafood industry grateful for its essential workers  
Two weeks in and two weeks to go, given the best possible circumstances.  
89. WWF's whoppers over marine protected areas  
Tall tales and fishing go together like All Blacks and winning.  
90. Warm response at the launch of Tokatu  
Sunny Nelson lived up to its name for the formal welcome of the Sealord trawler Tokatu this week.  
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