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1 NOVA SCOTIA FISH BUYERS MONTHLY PURCHASING REPORT IMPORTANT THIS REPORT IS DUE ON THE SECOND FRIDAY FOLLOWING EACH REPORTING MONTH Company/Individual s Name: Licence Number Month Reported Instructions 1. In the tables provided, record all purchases from harvesters/fishermen only. Do not report purchases from other licensed Fish Buyers. 2. Refer to your Nova Scotia Fish Buyers Licence for the species for which you are required to report. 3. For each species purchased, indicate the Average Price. If you have purchased at more than one port, you are to indicate the Average Price for your purchases at each particular port. 4. You are required to indicate the port(s) at which you purchased fish products. For example, if during the reporting period you purchased Cusk from ten different ports, you are to enter Cusk ten separate times in your report, with each entry outlining the amount and average price for your purchases at that particular port. 5. If your product was not purchased at a port, please indicate the location of purchase. 6. If you did not purchase any product from a species group this month, indicate in the space provided. 7. Submit reports using: a. Fax: Attn: Licensing Services b. 8. Complete each of the five tables provided in this reporting document, using the below as a template: S A M P L E Groundfish was purchased during this reporting period (Indicate amounts in table below) Groundfish was not purchased during this reporting period Groundfish : Catfish, Cod, Cusk, Flounder, Haddock, Hake (Silver), Hake (White), Halibut (Atlantic), Halibut (Greenland), Lumpfish, Monkfish, Ocean Perch, Pollock, Skate (s) Cod 2143 Newellton, Shelburne Co. $1.20 Cod 3072 Clark s Harbour, Shelburne Co. $1.30 Haddock 6074 South Side, Shelburne Co. $1.00 I certify that the information provided is correct to the best of my knowledge and fully discloses all buying activities of the Licence Holder stated above. Name: Signature: Date: Nova Scotia Fish Buyers Monthly Report Page 1
2 A. Groundfish a. If Licensed for Groundfish All, you are required to report on all species listed below; Otherwise, you are required to report on those species for which you are licensed. b. Use additional copies of this page as necessary Groundfish was purchased during this reporting period (Indicate amounts in table below) Groundfish was not purchased during this reporting period Groundfish : Catfish, Cod, Cusk, Flounder, Haddock, Hake (Silver), Hake (White), Halibut (Atlantic), Halibut (Greenland), Lumpfish, Monkfish, Ocean Perch, Pollock, Skate (s) Nova Scotia Fish Buyers Monthly Report Page 2
3 B. Pelagics a. If Licensed for Pelagics All, you are required to report on all species listed below; otherwise, you are required to report on those species for which you are licensed. b. Use additional copies of this page as necessary Pelagics were purchased during this reporting period (Indicate amounts in table below) Pelagics were not purchased during this reporting period Pelagics : Anchovies, Argentine, Bait (Billfish), Bait (Capelin), Bait (Herring), Bait (Mackerel), Capelin, Capelin (Roe), Herring, Mackerel, Mahi Mahi, Sardine, Shark (Blue), Shark (Dogfish), Shark (Mako), Shark (Porbeagle), Swordfish, Tuna (s) Nova Scotia Fish Buyers Monthly Report Page 3
4 C. Shellfish a. if Licensed for Shellfish All, you are required to report on all species listed below; otherwise, you are required to report on those species for which you are licensed. b. Monthly reporting for Lobster and Snow Crab is not required as these purchases are reported weekly. c. Use additional copies of this page as necessary. Shellfish was purchased during this reporting period (Indicate amounts in table below) Shellfish was not purchased during this reporting period Shellfish : Bait (Green Crab), Bait (Jonah Crab), Bait (Rock Crab), By catch (Jonah Crab), By catch (Rock Crab), Clams hard shell (Bar), Clams hard shell (Cockles), Clams hard shell (Manila), Clams hard shell (Propeller), Clamshard shell (Quahogs), Clams hard shell (Razor), Clams hard shell (Stimpson), Clams soft shell (Depuration only), Crab (Dungeness), Crab (Northern Stone), Crab (Green), Crab (Jonah), Crab (Red), Crab (Rock), Crab (Toad), Mussel, Oyster, Periwinkle, Scallop, Shrimp (s) Nova Scotia Fish Buyers Monthly Report Page 4
5 D. Other a. You are required to report on those species for which you are licensed. b. Monthly reporting for eels is not required as eel purchases are reported weekly. c. Use additional copies of this page as necessary. Other were purchased during this reporting period (Indicate amounts in table below) Other were not purchased during this reporting period Other : Bait (Gaspereau), Bait (Ocean Perch), Bait (Sculpin), Bait (Shad), Bait (Squid), Gaspereau, Grey Seal, Hagfish, Jellyfish, Marine Animals (Bloodworms), Marine Animals (Sandworms), Marine Animals (Seal), Marine Plants (False Irish Moss), Marine Plants (Fucus), Marine Plants (Sea Lettuce), Marine Plants (Dulse), Marine Plants (Irish Moss), Marine Plants (Nori), Marine Plants (Rockweed), Salmon, Sea Cucumber, Sea Urchin, Shad, Smelt, Squid, Sturgeon, Whelks (s) Nova Scotia Fish Buyers Monthly Report Page 5
6 E. Aquaculture Products a. You are required to report on those categories for which you are licensed. Aquaculture Products were purchased during this reporting period (Indicate amounts in table below) Aquaculture Products were not purchased during this reporting period Aquaculture Products: Finfish, Shellfish, Seedstock Product (s) Nova Scotia Fish Buyers Monthly Report Page 6
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