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211. Fishers and farmers lead economic recovery charge  
With New Zealand peering into an economic abyss as restrictions on many businesses continue, there is reason for optimism coming out of the primary sector.  
212. Friday, 15 April  
Acknowledging Maori, industry concerns on Kermadecs way forward  
213. Seafood industry comes out in support of TPP ratification  
The seafood industry has welcomed Trade Minister Todd McClay’s announcement that Cabinet has decided to ratify the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).  
214. Impact of charter boat catches revealed in official figures  
It’s official - charter boats are making huge catches of popular New Zealand species.  
215. Reflections on a good year for the seafood sector  
As 2018 draws to a close it is timely to review the industry’s accomplishments and challenges.  
216. Seafood companies and iwi slam EPA over seabed mining application  
The Environmental Protection Authority’s (EPA) handling of the application to mine 50 million tonnes of iron sand from the ocean floor off the coast of Taranaki, each year for 35 years, is being  
217. UK aquaculture specialists laud New Zealand aquaculture advances  
The New Zealand mussel industry seems more advanced compared to the EU, according to a UK mission’s report on New Zealand aquaculture. A six-member mission consisting of specialists from leading  
218. Public trust in Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) has fallen.  
The percentage of New Zealanders who trust NGOs has fallen by three points to 51 percent, according to the Edelman Trust Barometer, a respected online survey that is run across 28 countries.  
219. Sea lion protection a priority in Southern Ocean squid fishery  
The squid season in sub-Antarctic waters to the south of mainland New Zealand is in full swing.  
220. Forging into a new food frontier  
A report from KPMG recently provided a stark wake up call for food producers who believed that eventually, in some distant pandemic-free time, it would be business as usual for providing and serving  
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