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New Zealand company, director fined $1m for black market scam

The New Zealand company allegedly conspired with two harvesters to declare false amounts of seafood

By Undercurrent News | Oct. 8, 2021 17:47 BST
New Zealand, with Steward Island marked.
New Zealand, with Steward Island marked.
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A New Zealand company and its director have been fined NZD 1.5 million ($1.04m US) for an alleged scam that left unreported more than 12 metric tons of seafood worth NZD 900,000, Sunlive reports. [...]

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