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NZ exports to surpass $1.3bn by 2020

Growth is forecast to surpass the NZD 2bn mark thanks to increased aquaculture production, notably in salmon and mussels, as well as higher prices

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 19, 2018 09:27 BST
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New Zealand's seafood exports are forecast to surpass the NZD 2 billion ($1.3bn) mark by 2020, according to Seafood New Zealand. [...]

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