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Fisheries Minister John Luxton, today announced a voluntary agreement by South East Inshore Finfish Management Ltd that will significantly reduce the number of Hectors dolphins that are caught in c

Legislation Today Sets New Regulatory Environment  Legislation to provide a transition path for the dairy industry to respond competitively to world market opportunities will be introduced in

Fisheries Minister, Hon John Luxton today applauded the high level of co-operation between the Ministry of Fisheries and stakeholders in building one of the strongest scallop fisheries in the world

Cabinet today agreed in principle to kiwifruit industry corporatisation plans for greater grower control to improve sector performance in the 21st century.

Cabinet today agreed in principle to kiwifruit industry corporatisation plans for greater grower control to improve sector performance in the 21st century.Food and Fibre Minister John Luxton and Fi

Fisheries Minister, Hon John Luxton today rejected claims from the Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand Inc.

Food and Fibre Minister John Luxton today welcomed news that New Zealand had played a crucial role in the successful development of new European tests for BSE.

Food and Fibre Minister Hon John Luxton today applauded the innovation and enterprise of Crop & Food Research seafood scientists, while touring their Seafood Research Unit in Nelson.

Moves by the United States to impose tariffs on New Zealand lamb are a real kick in the teeth for farmers and a setback for New Zealand's trade interests, Food and Fibre Minister John Luxton said t

Further details of the contestable water studies fund for drought prone areas were today announced by Food and Fibre Minister John Luxton.

The Government today announced plans to set up a single, separate Ministry to handle all food regulatory and administration issues.

Associate Minister for International Trade, John Luxton today warmly welcomed the constructive progress that was made during the APEC Trade Minister's meeting which he attended.

The Maruia Society, now called the Ecological Foundation, should check its facts before undertaking to destroy New Zealand's clean, green, environmental image, said Food and Fibre Minister John Lux

Food and Fibre Minister John Luxton today expressed optimism about New Zealand's future as a food producing nation when opening the NZ Agricultural and Horticultural Science Convention in Albany, i

Food and Fibre Minister John Luxton today announced that an additional $5 million will be spent on fisheries research in the upcoming financial year.

Food and Fibre Minister John Luxton today announced the 1999 annual review of fishery management measures.

Food, Fibre, Biosecurity and Border Control Minister, Hon John Luxton, today expressed disappointment at the reported decision of the Government Administration Select Committee not to advance the F

Moves to free up trade in the South Pacific took a major step forward at a meeting of the South Pacific Forum Trade Ministers in Suva earlier this week, Associate Minister for International Trade,

Food and Fibre Minister John Luxton today welcomed news that doors into Australia have opened for the New Zealand meat industry and for food containing meat such as pies.

Speaking in the Budget Debate today Food and Fibre Minister John Luxton said that Labour's rural policy shows just how little Helen Clark cares about provincial New Zealand.

Minister in charge of Land Information New Zealand (LINZ), John Luxton, today announced budget approval for LINZ to spend up to $44 million over eight years to determine the extent of New Zealand's

Food and Fibre Minister John Luxton today said the Budget was great news for farmers because it provides the stability and strong economic growth necessary for the rural sector to prosper.

Food, Fibre, Biosecurity and Border Control Minister, Hon John Luxton, today welcomed proposed legislation clarifying tax consequences dissolving the New Zealand Raspberry Marketing Council (NZRMC)

"The ill conceived Bunkle Bill could close down some of New Zealand's key food industries," said Minister for Food and Fibre, John Luxton today.