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Friday, June 8, 2007
New Zealand government grants US$2 million to promote aquaculture
June 8, 2007 New Zealand government grants US$2 million to promote aquaculture   New Zealand's government is granting US$2 million to regional councils for aquaculture planning. Fisheries Minister Jim Anderton said the government would also ...
Wednesday, May 16, 2007
New Zealand's government blamed for failed aquaculture reforms
May 16, 2007 New Zealand's government blamed for failed aquaculture reforms The New Zealand government's announcement that its aquaculture laws would have to be rewritten after failing the environment court drew sharp criticism from opposit ...
Wednesday, May 9, 2007
New Zealand's government pledges support for aquaculture
May 9, 2007 New Zealand's government pledges support for aquaculture The New Zealand government has approved a project to facilitate research and innovation around new aquaculture species and technologies in both existing and new aquacultur ...
Thursday, August 3, 2006
New Zealand's aquaculture industry urged to go for value and high-tech
August 3, 2006 New Zealand's aquaculture industry urged to go for value and high-tech Fresh from a fact-finding mission to Chile last week, Jim Anderton, New Zealand's Fisheries minister urged the aquaculture industry to gear itself towards ...
Monday, July 31, 2006
New Zealand sets out US$1 billion strategy for aquaculture
July 31, 2006 New Zealand sets out US$1 billion strategy for aquaculture New Zealand's government is setting up a strategy with an emphasis on raising the value of aquaculture products it hopes would help bring its aquaculture industry into ...
Monday, May 24, 2004
New Zealand Environmental Groups Say 35-Year Aquaculture Consents Too Long
May 24, 2004 New Zealand Environmental Groups Say 35-Year Aquaculture Consents Too Long Statements from New Zealand Fisheries Minister David Benson-Pope, that mussel farmers will be given 35-year consents under the aquaculture reforms, are ...
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