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New Zealand is an island country with outstanding natural richness and biological diversity. Many creatures here cannot be found anywhere else. Their product quality is better than those of other sources because the natural resources are well taken care of. When speaking of New Zealand, people generally think of sheep, mussels and Manuka honey. However, there are not only terrestrial natural productsthere. In the pure territorial waters of the country, it is full of various aquamarine life including several fish species you have most likely never heard of. One of these is New Zealand’s local Hoki fish.
The name Hoki may not be so familiar but many people should have unwittingly tried them in many forms. One clear example is that this kind of fish is the main ingredient of the international hamburger chain store’s delicious Filet-O-Fish. More importantly, parts of the fish like flesh, skin, head and tail can be extracted into top grade fish oil. Hoki breed quickly and have a short life cycle, so they carry very little chemical residue. These deep-sea fishes usually live at a depth of 10 meters to 1 kilometer, out of the ship’s draft. Also, large ocean liners do not pass the territorial water where they spend their whole life. This is why you can trust that they are not contaminated with petroleum or heavy metals. Sea water in the area has a high cleanliness level, so it can be said that this type of fish is completely free from contaminants and the purity of Omega 3 and DHA in fish oil acquired from Hoki is second to none in the world.
If you wonder if Hoki fish oil is really purer than other fish oils, you can first consider its source: most fish oil is extracted from fish living in the main shipping routes, surrounded by lands with crowded population and that makes water pollution unavoidable. However, as the distance between the mainland and Hoki’s habitat in the South Sea of New Zealand is almost 10,000 kilometers, ships seldom pass through the area and this country has a sparse population. You can be sure that the extract is definitely purer. Also, Hoki fishery in New Zealand is controlled by the government to ensure the efficient and sustainable resources management.
Hoki is an example of the pure products from the land you may call Paradise on Earth. There are many other pure goods from spotless natural resources of these clean islands. The purity of sources is what best ensures that the products made in this paradise are truly pure and toxic-free.
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