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ABARES has released its latest outlook for the Australian Seafood Industry at this week s conference, and production is expected to recover from the shock of the past year.
COVID-19 hit the seafood industry early when Australian lobsters and abalone had their markets to China cut off, and then the lockdown caused havoc to the industry.
The closure of pubs , clubs and restaurants left the industry high and dry with regard to marketing, but ABARES says the recovery is underway.
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Subscriber only LINES down Ballina s streets have made it official, the area s Christmas dish of choice is seafood. In the wake of China s embargo on Aussie seafood, the Australian Seafood Industry s campaign for locals to add seafood to their Christmas spreads has paid off for Ballina businesses. Screenshots of a video shared to social media by Gary Brazenor showing the lines of people waiting to get seafood for Christmas from Northern Rivers Seafood on River St in Ballina at 7am. A viral video shared on social media has shown a line hundreds of metres long queuing at 7am to pick up seafood from Northern Rivers Seafood on River St in Ballina.
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Subscriber only LINES down Ballina s streets have made it official, the area s Christmas dish of choice is seafood. In the wake of China s embargo on Aussie seafood, the Australian Seafood Industry s campaign for locals to add seafood to their Christmas spreads has paid off for Ballina businesses. Screenshots of a video shared to social media by Gary Brazenor showing the lines of people waiting to get seafood for Christmas from Northern Rivers Seafood on River St in Ballina at 7am. A viral video shared on social media has shown a line hundreds of metres long queuing at 7am to pick up seafood from Northern Rivers Seafood on River St in Ballina.