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    The Government has agreed to invest in aquaculture investments

    The Government has agreed to invest in aquaculture investments


    It will put in around 11-point-seven-million dollars over five years, to increase production and drive up exports of salmon.

    It's estimating the extra support will create an extra 500-million-dollars of exports by 2035.

    Agriculture Minister Todd McClay says the project will drive innovation, get a better return for the product and produce more high paying jobs.

    Oceans and Fisheries Minister Shane Jones says the farms will increase our capacity for farmed salmon, by 40-thousand tonnes per year.

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