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Plan to reduce commercial fishing’s environmental impact

The development of new products will increase the economic value of the sector.

The fishing industry transformation plan has been released today.

Brent Edwards Mon, 07 Aug 2023

The fishing industry transformation plan released today has a big focus on environmental sustainability and getting more value out of the existing catch.

Oceans and Fisheries Minister Rachel Brooking, who launched the plan in Nelson, said it was generally accepted that the volume of wild fish caught

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Brent Edwards Mon, 07 Aug 2023
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