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Chinese demand for New Zealand lobster at peak

Southland lobster fishers are preparing for their busiest time of year, with about 100 metric tons of the delicacy expected to leave the region for Chinese New Year

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 27, 2017 09:39 GMT
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Southland lobster fishers are preparing for their busiest time of year, with about 100 metric tons of the delicacy expected to leave the region for Chinese New Year, reports Stuff [...]

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