Posted by 178 Degrees on 15th January 2020
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When sustainable fishing is mentioned around the world, New Zealand’s Quota Management System (QMS) is often cited. Under the QMS, a total allowable catch is set for each species every
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Posted by 178 Degrees on 18th March 2019
A Sustainable Approach to Beekeeping
Kai Ora Honey are the producers of some of New Zealand’s highest quality manuka honey. A Maori family-owned business, Kai Ora was inspired by the vision of their late grandmother, and
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Posted by 178 Degrees on 9th February 2019
Storing and Cooking Shellfish
Storage
For live product, the temperature should ideally be close to that of the fish's natural environment at the time, so will vary according to the year. For pr
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Posted by 178 Degrees on 2nd February 2019
Grass-Fed or Grain-Fed?
Our Carbon Footprint
It’s no secret that global warming is among the most talked about environmental issues today. Although there are many causes for this phenomen
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Posted by 178 Degrees on 15th December 2018
Make Our Oceans Great Again
From the Land to the Sea
The capacity for the earth to produce food is under stress. The twin challenges of a rising population and stagnating crop yields demand a
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Posted by 178 Degrees on 31st May 2018
Why Fresher isn't Always Better
Hong Kongers are renowned for their love of seafood. We have the highest per capita consumption in the world. And due to our location, there's an abundance of choice from all around th
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