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Seafood Standards Council
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OpenSeas, the go-to seafood information source
Did you know that 97 percent of New Zealand’s commercial catch comes from sustainably managed fish stocks?
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Seafood industry judged against its Code of Conduct
For the second year running the seafood industry has received a scorecard on its performance.
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Government needs to partner with Maori on fisheries issues
Management of the marine environment must be done in conjunction with the Treaty partner, the Maori Fisheries conference was told this week.
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Friday, 15 April
Acknowledging Maori, industry concerns on Kermadecs way forward
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Seafood assurance programme launched at industry conference
Seafood production and procurement can be a complicated business.
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Seafood assurance programme launched at industry conference
Seafood production and procurement can be a complicated business.
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Urgent push for Kiwi workers
Government changes to reduce migrant workers in favour of New Zealanders are going to be extremely challenging, at least in the short term
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Seafood New Zealand welcomes improvements to the management of our fisheries
Seafood New Zealand supports the prosecution of a commercial fishing boat skipper over the death of albatross at sea.
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