Seafood

  • New Lauren’s maiden catch hit by Irish weighing row

    New Lauren’s maiden catch hit by Irish weighing row

    4th May 2022

    The prospect of a resolution to the pelagic weighing row that has dogged this year’s blue whiting fishery west of Ireland was set back last week by the news that the maiden catch of the new Lauren D 95 had…

  • Fisheries and Seafood Scheme relaunched

    Fisheries and Seafood Scheme relaunched

    28th April 2022

    The Fisheries and Seafood Scheme (FaSS) has been relaunched ‘to help support the long-term sustainability, resilience and prosperity of the seafood sector across England’. The scheme first opened last year, and at least £6m in funding has now been secured…

  • EFRA Committee to hold inquiry on UK Seafood Fund

    EFRA Committee to hold inquiry on UK Seafood Fund

    26th April 2022

    The House of Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Committee is to hold an inquiry into the new UK Seafood Fund. The purpose of the inquiry by the cross-party select committee is to evaluate how effectively the UK Seafood…

  • Irish seafood economy grows to €1.26bn record value

    Irish seafood economy grows to €1.26bn record value

    18th April 2022

    A report published by Ireland’s Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM) says that the Irish seafood economy grew to a record value of €1.26bn in 2021, reports Paul Scott. In its annual Business of Seafood Report, BIM says that despite the dual…

  • Scotland’s vision for a ‘blue economy’ published

    Scotland’s vision for a ‘blue economy’ published

    14th April 2022

    The Scottish government has published its ‘vision’ for becoming a world-leading ‘blue economy’, reports Paul Scott. The document, ‘Blue Economy Vision for Scotland’, recognises that Scotland’s seas and waters have ‘a key role to play in contributing to the nation’s…

  • Scots minister: Taskforce on food security, but no cod symposium

    Scots minister: Taskforce on food security, but no cod symposium

    13th April 2022

    Scottish rural affairs secretary Mairi Gougeon (pictured above) responded recently to UK industry proposals for a cod symposium, bringing together scientists, fishermen and fisheries managers to look at current data collection and analysis, and collaborate on improved science that would…

  • Seafish launches processing census

    Seafish launches processing census

    7th April 2022

    Seafish is encouraging seafood processing businesses across the UK to complete a short survey that will help to capture vital industry data, reports Paul Scott. From now until June, Seafish will be contacting processors across the UK to conduct the…

  • Welsh seafood celebrated at London lunch

    Welsh seafood celebrated at London lunch

    24th March 2022

    Welsh produce took centre stage at a St David’s Day London lunch celebrating seafood excellence, with the dishes created by top chefs. Held at London boutique hotel L’Oscar, the celebration lunch was attended by a host of award-winning chefs, food…

  • Improving trend for Lerwick harbour

    Improving trend for Lerwick harbour

    15th March 2022

    Lerwick Port Authority has reported that the gradual recovery in activity at Lerwick harbour continued in the fourth quarter of 2021 in the wake of Covid-19, with the year ending on a cautiously positive note. Annual figures show improvements in…

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