High tuna catch afloat commercial fishing fleet
Commercial fishing fleet in the west coast of New Zealand is riding high on record breaking tuna catch this season.
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Commercial fishing fleet in the west coast of New Zealand is riding high on record breaking tuna catch this season.
The Fisheries Ministry of New Zealand has blocked 2000 hectares of marine farming applications to protect commercial fishing.
After having preliminary discussion on aquaculture management in New Zealand mixed outcomes has been expressed, says Fisheries Ministry.
As the government of New Zealand announced the better steps of marine Protected Areas (MPAs) the seafood industry reflects concerns over it.
The tiny Pacific islands nation of Kiribati declared the world’s largest marine protected area for its wonderful stock of fish, reefs, coral and birds.
New Zealand’s fisheries minister and conservation minister have announced the next step for the better protection of country’s marine environment.
The high New Zealand dollar is putting financial pressure on
For South Australian Seafoods the suitable and best mussels farming is in Port Lincoln as it offered the best conditions for the farming.
Fisheries Minister of New Zealand, Jim Anderton, has congratulated the rock lobster (crayfish) industry for its performance in recent time.
A New Zealand commercial fishing vessel accidentally caught large amount of deepwater coral near the Chatham Islands.
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