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71.
Engagement key for new phase of
fish
eries management
…Current
fish
eries management reform proposals are the most significant in a generation.
72.
Friday, May 6
Record high for New Zealand seafood exports
73.
Hard questions needed on dolphin redress
… the extent of the ex-gratia payments to be made to
fish
ers and licensed
fish
receivers affected by the…
74.
International
fish
eries expert talks about revolutionising the industry through innovation
…A Danish expert in sustainable
fish
ing will address the New Zealand Seafood industry conference in Wellington tomorrow…
75.
Sustainable New Zealand seafood on the rise
…Nearly 14 percent of total global
fish
eries have now received the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) sustainability tick.
76.
Cobber, you know our seafood is better, right?
They’ve got a few problems over the ditch getting Aussies to eat home-grown seafood.
77.
World
Fish
eries Day celebrated
…The New Zealand
fish
ing industry was commended for its sustainable approach on World
Fish
eries Day this week.
78.
Fish
ers risk becoming an endangered species
Fish
ermen are wondering if they, too, risk becoming an endangered species.
79.
The importance of
fish
eries management
…A major paper on
fish
eries management has just been released by researchers at the University of Washington.
80.
The unexpected consequences of doing the right thing
While captures of seabirds have decreased with improved offal and waste control practises aboard the deepwater fleet they appear to have increased seabird captures in trawl nets.
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