How fish-centric technology development has improved fish welfare and quality outcomes.

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How fish-centric technology development has improved fish welfare and quality outcomes.

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Sashimi Hoki – huh? In this webinar, presented for the WWF-NZ Science Series, Dr Suzy Black talks about how fish-centric technology has improved fish welfare and quality outcomes. What is a fish-focused approach and what are the benefits? How could it help maximize seafood resources and improve how we catch and grow fish? Designing systems that support the needs of the animal align with transparency, traceability and ecolabelling.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SraEeZjD4Zk&feature=youtube_gdata_player

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Plant & Food Research / science / research / food / discovery / biology / innovation / new zealand / seafood / PSH / precision seafood harvesting / sustainablity / fish breeding / open ocean aquaculture / aquaculture / mobile production systems / salmon harvesting / Aqui-s / bacchante / hoki / fish quality / fish / Ngā Tai Hōhonu / finfish

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