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New Zealand gov’t raids eight homes in effort to shutdown illegal rock lobster ring

'We believe this was a highly organized black market ring which took in excess of 4,300 crayfish with a commercial value of over NZD 300,000' -- Gary Orr, NZ Ministry for Primary Industries

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 4, 2021 16:28 BST
Southern Australian rock lobster. Credit: crbellette / Shutterstock
Australian rock lobster. Credit: crbellette / Shutterstock
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A six-month investigation by New Zealand's Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) into the alleged poaching and black-market sales of rock or spiny lobster, referred to as "crayfish" in Australia, is the largest in recent years, Hawkes Bay Today, a local news service, reports [...]

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