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31.
Friday, May 6
Record high for New Zealand seafood exports
32.
Election campaigns go up a gear
And so it begins in earnest.
33.
Seafood industry honours its people in a challenging year
As New Zealand dealt with COVID-19, the seafood industry continued to provide the country with seafood as an essential service.
34.
Bold but ambiguous plans for aquaculture
The Government’s aquaculture strategy has the bold aim of a five-fold increase in annual sales from $600 million to $3 billion.
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Seafood industry a powerhouse for communities
The fishing sector is an economic powerhouse, a new Government report has confirmed.
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EU-NZ FTA: $20m win for NZ seafood
Negotiations on a New Zealand, European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) concluded in the early hours of this morning.
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Inquiry into migrant labour welcomed
The seafood industry welcomes the Ministerial Inquiry into the Use and Allocation of Migrant Labour in the Seafood Sector
38.
Whopper forecast for seafood exports
Seafood annual export earnings are expected to crack the $2 billion mark this year.
39.
Ocean Bounty making waves
Every week on national television the New Zealand primary sector’s unique innovation, work ethic and stunning environment is showcased.
40.
The rapid warming of our oceans
The Tasman Sea is warming at one of the fastest rates on Earth, four times the global average.
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