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Fisheries in New Zealand
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Fisheries sector based in New Zealand. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
30 on file
Sanford Limited
Sanford is New Zealand’s oldest and largest seafood company - we farm salmon and mussels and hold 19.7% of New Zealand commercial fishing quota. Sanford has been listed on the New Zealand stock market since 1924. We are focused on sustainability and on maximising the value of the resources we gather from our oceans, enabling long term value creation from oceans teeming with life. Sanford sites can be found in 13 locations around New Zealand and we are a team of 1,400 staff and sharefishers across the country. We are committed to innovation: our scientists are on a mission to find new ways to make the most of the life-enhancing properties of seafood, from antiinflammatory supplements to skin-nurturing collagen.
1001 to 5000 staff
Fishserve
Fishserve (or Commercial Fisheries Services Limited) is a seafood industry owned company that provides statutory registry-based services to support the operation of Aotearoa New Zealand’s Quota Management System. Fishserve also provides data-driven solutions to support the sustainability of Aotearoa NZ fisheries. Protecting these resources has never been more important. And at Fishserve we are dedicated to delivering our vision to ‘Support fishers to feed the world for generations to come- Ka tautoko i ngā kaihao ki te whāngai i te ao hei ngā reanga haere ake nei. This vision reflects: • Our passion for those working to provide the best seafood in the world. • Our respect for the importance of the Quota Management System (QMS) and sustainable fishing practices in maintaining healthy fisheries for the future. Our purpose as a business is to enable successful and sustainable fisheries through smart information services; mā ngā ratonga pārongo koi e angitū ai, e toitū ai te haonga ika. This means: • Using trusted, cost-effective systems to enable the reporting and processing that underpin the QMS and public registries. • Making better use of data to enable informed decision-making. • Creating more value from the same investment. Our strategy is based around the specialist role Fishserve plays. We act as a channel for useful information and data to reach those responsible for sustaining Aotearoa New Zealand’s fisheries. This channel depends on us working together towards a sustainable future.
11 to 50 staff
United Fisheries Ltd
United Fisheries is located in Christchurch, the major city of the South Island of New Zealand. The company has grown since 1974 from modest beginnings to become one of the top ten seafood companies in New Zealand. United Fisheries is a family owned business with a highly knowledgeable and experienced team of fishing, marine farming, production, marketing and administration personnel and is one of the largest employers in the Christchurch area.
51 to 200 staff
Moana New Zealand
Moana New Zealand is 100% Iwi owned; we are true guardians of the world’s most pristine and sustainably managed fisheries. As guardians of Maori fishing assets, we are dedicated to contributing to the wellbeing of future generations and have a deep sense of responsibility to our people and respect for kaimoana. We connect the world to the true taste and rare magic of New Zealand’s best kaimoana.
201 to 500 staff
Sealord Group Ltd
Sealord is a leading global seafood company based in Aotearoa New Zealand, that is dedicated to sustainable fishing practices and providing high-quality seafood to consumers across the globe. Sealord focuses on delivering excellence in every aspect of its operations. At Sealord, we believe in doing right by the environment and our community. We understand the importance of preserving our oceans and ensuring the longevity of marine resources. We are a diverse and dedicated group of people who are passionate about the seafood industry and always welcome more people that share our values. Whether you are interested in exploring career opportunities at Sealord or learning more about our delicious products, we invite you to join us on this exciting journey. Find out more at
1001 to 5000 staff
Jaico
NZ Limited company, incorporated in 2015 and engaged in the fishing industry. The register office address is 145 Dawson Street in Timaru in New Zealand.
51 to 200 staff
Cando Fishing Ltd
We are the premium provider of top-quality Kina from New Zealand’s South Island.
11 to 50 staff
Ecatch New Zealand Limited
eCatch is an electronic reporting system (ERS) for the recording and submitting of commercial fishing catch. It’s designed to comply with the Fisheries New Zealand electronic catch reporting regulations.
1 to 10 staff
Fish Market Wynyard Quarter
Fish Market Wynyard Quarter, at the Auckland Fish Market is the destination where you will find not only the freshest fish, but a gourmet supermarket, fantastic sushi, superb coffee, wine and tasty dining options at the cafe and brasserie: • Market Fresh Fish has the largest range of whole and filleted fish in Auckland. From sashimi to salmon steaks, our experts will prepare you fish and advise the best ways on how to serve and cook it! • At Market Seafood Brasserie and Market Cafe, informal dining goes hand in hand with mouth watering cuisine. Relax in our courtyard with menus that combine the taste traditions of the Mediterranean with the fresh flavours of our premium Pacific seafood. • Every afternoon, the cosy corner of the Market Cafe is transformed into Manolo’s pizza and pasta bar, where our Italian chef takes great pride in preparing the finest cuisine. Book the private candlelit wine cellar for up to 12 guests, perfect for that special occasion. • Our dedicated Japanese team at Market Sushi of sushi makers are on hand preparing the freshest and most flavoursome award winning sushi you'll savour in Auckland. • Market Kitchen boasts the finest epicurean products from across the globe as well as local specialities including meats, cheeses and artisan breads. This truly is your one stop gateway to the pleasures of cooking and gastronomy.
11 to 50 staff
Aquaculture Innovation
Aquaculture consultancy for start-ups through to corporate, investors, research institutions, governmental bodies and NGOs. In addition to our core staff working in Europe and the Asia-Pacific Regions, we have a network of associates worldwide to provide consultancy services across sectors and geographies, using our knowledge and experience to provide solutions to clients of all types.
1 to 10 staff
Sprfmo
The South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (SPRFMO) is an inter-governmental organisation committed to the long-term conservation and sustainable use of the fishery resources of the South Pacific Ocean and, in so doing, safeguarding the marine ecosystems in which the resources occur. SPRFMO currently has 17 Members, 2 CNCPs and over 20 Observers (IGOs, NGOs, Observer States). Currently, the main commercial resources fished in the SPRFMO Area are Jack mackerel and jumbo flying squid in the Southeast Pacific and, to a much lesser degree, deep-sea species often associated with seamounts in the Southwest Pacific.
1 to 10 staff
Finestkind Limited
FinestKind is a New Zealand company selling seafood and sourcing quota on behalf of independent owner operators and companies. We are dedicated to returning the highest possible price to fishers and promoting the best quality product available. FinestKind are always available to discuss your quota and supply needs.
1 to 10 staff
Ikanomics Consulting Limited
Governance, management & administration support for Mandated Iwi Organisations, Iwi Aquaculture Organisations, and Asset Holding Companies, to get the most from their Treaty Fisheries Settlement Assets for the greatest benefit of iwi, hapū, and whānau.
1 to 10 staff
Red Line Fishing Ltd
Providing the highest possible quality sustainable seafood to the world globally recognised for innovation, passion, quality and sustainability. Follow us on Instagram @red_line_fishing
1 to 10 staff
Muirs Tours
A passionate New Zealander, Deon Muir has spent most of his professional career representing both his country and the mighty Waikato. Captain of the New Zealand Maori All Blacks and Super Captain of the Chiefs, Deon’s heart has always been in the provinces playing over 156 games and scoring over 250 points. Deon has spent most of his time since retiring giving back to the game he loves as director of rugby and coaching local teams. Before and during all the accolades and international travel, Deon spent his years fishing and diving off the coast of Maketu. Soaking up local knowledge and history helped develop his passion for the outdoors and his desire to respect local traditions while giving back to the community. When you book with Muirs Tours, this is not just a fishing charter, it is about understanding what it takes to be a kaitiaki of our Moana, improving your fishing skills, and just having a good time.
1 to 10 staff
Seafood New Zealand
New Zealand's seafood industry plays a key role in the country's economy, contributing around $2 billion in export earnings and employing more than 16,500 people, who provide New Zealand and the world with high quality, nutritious and great-tasting seafood. Seafood New Zealand’s primarily focus is deepwater and inshore wild capture fisheries, but works closely with other sectors to ensure a thriving and sustainable seafood sector that is valued by New Zealanders and our trading partners. The seafood industry is committed to providing high quality careers in local communities through our sustainable and innovative provision of safe seafood.
11 to 50 staff
Big Glory Bay
Big Glory Bay King Salmon are sustainably ocean-farmed in the remote and pristine cold coastal waters off Stewart Island/Rakiura, located at the very bottom of New Zealand. Our salmon is on the menu of some of the finest restaurants around the world and is admired for their consistently superior flavour and texture. Like a single vineyard fine wine, salmon this good is only grown and harvested in one place. We don't just say that our Big Glory Bay King Salmon is "sustainably ocean farmed with care"- we mean it, and have the credentials to prove it. Our aquaculture practices are rigorously audited and certified each year by the highest authority in global aquaculture. King Salmon from New Zealand has been rated 'Best Choice' by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch Programme.
1001 to 5000 staff
Cloudy Bay Clams
Cloudy Bay Clams is a family run business based at the top of New Zealand’s South Island, in Marlborough. We harvest wild surf clams, which are native and indigenous to New Zealand. The clams can be found naturally in the turbulent surf zone throughout the country‘s pristine, nutrient-rich waters. This environment ensures the shellfish develop an outstanding quality and taste profile. The clams are harvested in a non-invasive manner, using a system which mimics a naturally occurring storm event, which has a minimal impact on the environment. The Friend of the Sea certification confirms our efforts and commitment to sustainability. Cloudy Bay Clams have a delicious mouth-filling flavour and provide a unique dining experience. The clams can be enjoyed raw or cooked.
51 to 200 staff
Johanna Pierre Environmental Consulting Ltd
JPEC is an independent and objective expert consultancy that specialises in working at the environment-industry interface. Environmentally sound natural resource management is our passion. We focus on policy, science and management for the marine and freshwater environments. Expertise includes- Fisheries management, including monitoring and sustainability assessments - Fishery performance and chain-of-custody audits - Environmental effects of primary industries - International engagement
1 to 10 staff
Vela Fishing
Vela Fishing is New Zealand's most successful competitor in the international seafood market.
11 to 50 staff
Seafood New Zealand Deepwater Council
Seafood New Zealand's Deepwater Council is a non-profit organisation, formed to ensure New Zealand’s deepwater fisheries are economic, sustainable, and are managed in an environmentally responsible way. Our shareholders are the owners of 91% of the deepwater quota in New Zealand and collaborate on these shared goals, rather than working as individual companies. We work closely with Fisheries New Zealand, the Department of Conservation, science service providers and other parties to enable New Zealand to be trusted as the best sustainably managed fisheries in the world and, thereby, to optimise the long-term sustainable yields from New Zealand’s deepwater fisheries resources.
1 to 10 staff
Fisheries Inshore New Zealand
Fisheries Inshore New Zealand represents the interests of quota owners and fishers in New Zealand's inshore and pelagic fisheries. These fisheries are diverse in terms of species and methods and are spread throughout coastal New Zealand. Inshore and pelagic fisheries generate an economic output of $1.39 billion per year directly employ over people. Our members represent 80% of the inshore sector and we work constructively with government and other users of the marine environment to ensure our activity is socially and environmentally responsible.
1 to 10 staff
Iwi Collective Partnership
Iwi Collective Partnership is a collaboration of 19 like-minded Maori fishing entities from throughout the North Island of New Zealand. Managing metric tonnes of annual commercial fishing rights to 123 New Zealand fish species, Iwi Collective Partnership is New Zealand’s largest tribal collective. While you might be surprised at the reference to "traditional commercial fisheries", it's a little known fact that our tribes have traded seafood for over 200 years, a fact recorded in the diaries of Captain James Cook (1773). Established in 2010, the collective operates via commercial partnerships with like-minded fishing companies. Through the partner brands of Moana New Zealand, Sealord, Port Nicholson Fisheries & Pelco NZ, seafood products derived from our quota are exported to premium global markets. Premium products include lobster (crayfish), scampi, paua (abalone) as well as an extensive range of white flesh fish. Iwi Collective Partnership is 100% tribally owned, governed & managed. All proceeds are directed exclusively to social, cultural & health initiatives for the well-being of tribal communities. Our 15 Iwi tribal members are Ngā Rauru Kiitahi, Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Awa, Ngāti Manawa, Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Ruanui, Taranaki Iwi, Ngāitai, Te Rarawa, Ngāti Tuwharetoa, Whakatohea, Te Arawa, Rongowhakaata, Te Aitanga a Mahaki & Ngāti Whare.
1 to 10 staff
Motueka Nets Nelson Ltd
Established in 1988, Motueka Nets design, manufacture & supply innovative commercial fishing trawls & hardware.
11 to 50 staff