Location
SPREP LIBRARY
SAMOA
Publisher
Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research
Publication Year:
1992
Publication Place
Canberra, Australia
Physical Description:
12 p.
Call Number
[EL]
Collection
Material Type
Language
English
Record ID:
30275
Legacy PEIN ID:
70247
General Notes
Available online
Available online
Subject Heading(s)
Aquaculture
Environment - Protection - Oceania
Mariculture
Marine resources
Conservation of natural resources - South Pacific
clams
Protected areas - Oceania
Protected areas - Management
Marine resource
Marine resource management
Marine resources - Pacific - Oceania
Protected areas
Abstract
This chapter explores the giant dam meat export experience of Fiji, Tonga and Westem Samoa. This is done by reporting on interviews conducted during fieldwork in these countries and by presenting secondary data. For Fiji, the introduction of an export ban for giant dam products meant the interruption of an (unsustainable) export of more than 30 tonnes of dam meat per year. A future dam mariculture industry could therefore look towards at least recapturing this share of the export market. Western Samoa and, to a lesser extent, Tonga have limited experience in dam export due to limited natural availability of dam stocks. In Tonga, there is however some commercial export taking place in the Vava'u group. For export purposes, the Vava'u group appears to be in a better position than the Ha'apai group because of favourable air links to overseas markets
Location
SPREP LIBRARY
SAMOA
Publisher
Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research
Publication Year:
1992
Publication Place
Canberra, Australia
Physical Description:
12 p.
Call Number
[EL]
Collection
Material Type
Language
English
Record ID:
30275
Legacy PEIN ID:
70247
General Notes
Available online
Record Created: 01-Dec-2020
Record Modified: 16-Dec-2020