nemo's janitor
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The SA government links below are of the necessary permits and requirements for most of the fisheries activities.
One needs a right to catch or operate a mariculture operation. Then you have to apply for permits to import, export, transport, research and catch for brood stock.
Over and above this there are biodiversity laws, provincial laws and CITES requirements. Health certificates, country of origin and environment impact studies have to be submitted before rights are awarded. All is welcome to sift through the maze of legality that would be necessary to be overcome to be legally able to export marine ornamentals from South Africa.
http://www.gov.za/services/export-permits/fish-commercial-basis
http://www.daff.gov.za/daffweb3/Bra...aculture-sustainable-management/Authorisation
One needs a right to catch or operate a mariculture operation. Then you have to apply for permits to import, export, transport, research and catch for brood stock.
Over and above this there are biodiversity laws, provincial laws and CITES requirements. Health certificates, country of origin and environment impact studies have to be submitted before rights are awarded. All is welcome to sift through the maze of legality that would be necessary to be overcome to be legally able to export marine ornamentals from South Africa.
http://www.gov.za/services/export-permits/fish-commercial-basis
http://www.daff.gov.za/daffweb3/Bra...aculture-sustainable-management/Authorisation