The phrase
"fishery industry" refers to the business of catching, harvesting, and processing fish and other seafood for human consumption or commercial purposes.
Full definition
The BP oil spill resulted in a measurably negative economic impact on the tourist and
fishery industries of the gulf.
Coffee production was the fourth biggest in the world and
a fishery industry was already well established.
City buses are painted with bloated whales and the slogan «The whale is threatening
the fisheries industry.»
«With higher metabolic rates in the warmer water, and therefore a greater demand for food, there is a mismatch, with less food available for carnivores — the bigger fish that
fisheries industries are based around,» said Dr Nagelkerken.
Together with other anthropogenic influences,
the fisheries industry is a human activity considered to have considerable strong effects on marine habitats and species.
Current projections suggest that by 2050, oceans will be depleted and
the fishery industry will cease to exist.
Coral reef ecosystems and
fisheries industries are almost always left out of the discussion of the importance of immediate action.
This is an actual resume example of a Banner Implementation Specialist who works in the Fishing and
Fisheries Industry.
This is an actual resume example of a Upfitter who works in the Fishing and
Fisheries Industry.
This is an actual resume example of a Processor who works in the Fishing and
Fisheries Industry.
This is an actual resume example of a Internship Student who works in the Fishing and
Fisheries Industry.
[91] However, the Fisheries Settlement process which began in 1989 has now seen Māori people control approximately one third of
the fisheries industry where previously there was little to no control at all [92].