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New Zealand abalone divers up minimum size allowed for harvest

Commercial divers in Marlborough have increased the minimum takeable size by 2 millimeters to 127m

By Undercurrent News | July 30, 2014 09:38 BST
New Zealand abalone divers up minimum size allowed for harvest
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Commercial abalone divers in Marlborough, New Zealand, have increased the minimum takeable size for the molluscs by 2 millimeters, announced PauaMAC7 [...]

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