Workers process orange roughy, which pass along a conveyor belt. The fish are a distinctive bright orange, with large, bulging eyes. They are a deep-water species that were over-exploited in the 1980s. Allowable levels of catch in the 2000s were much lower than they were in the 1980s.
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New Zealand Seafood Industry Council
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