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  •   Home > News > Maori

    Maori have just gained a stronger stake in deep water fishing

    Maori have just gained a stronger stake in deep water fishing


    Fifty-percent iwi-owned Sealord - has become New Zealand's biggest seafood business, after buying Christchurch's Independent Fisheries.

    CEO Doug Paulin says it gives Maori close to 50 percent of the quotas available.

    Paulin says it's a very positive change, and they have a lot to add through te ao maori and kaitiakitanga.

    More than 500 vessel-crew and staff work for Independent Fisheries, and most will stay on.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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