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COVID-19 Update - 28 March 2020
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Warmer waters and climate change - a challenge to fisheries
The world is warming – by an average one degree Celsius since the late 19th century – and the oceans are feeling it.
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Bringing the next generation into the seafood industry
Education is on the minds of industry, the government, and multiple agencies right now and being fuelled by the changing COVID-19 environment.
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Alert level three could bring a welcome relief for seafood
The Prime Minister’s announcement yesterday around exactly what services would be permitted to operate under Alert Level Three has been welcomed – for surety alone.
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New Zealand seafood on US restaurant chain menu
US-based Roger Berkowitz sells fish – a lot of it.
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Whopper forecast for seafood exports
Seafood annual export earnings are expected to crack the $2 billion mark this year.
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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.
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Putting plastic in its place
Now for some good news about plastics.
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NZ system compares favourably with Iceland
… as having a
super
ior fisheries…
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Seafood sector adapts to uncertain times
The seafood sector is rapidly coming to terms with life in lockdown.
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