HB Grandi snubbed at Olympics
THE Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society (WDCS) claims it has helped to ensure that no seafood from Icelandic company HB Grandi will be served at ...
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We aim to provide an unrivalled and independent fishing related news, prices and service covering the catching, processing and aquaculture sectors both in a UK and international context.
With major changes and challenges facing all sectors it has never been more important to keep in touch and we will keep you fully aware of what is happening in your sector. Stay with us...
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SNP battles fishery closure scheme
A GERMAN proposal that could see up to 20 per cent of Scotland's waters closed to all fishing activities has been condemned by SNP President Ian Hudghton MEP.
Fisherman hit with record confiscation order
AT the High Court in Edinburgh on 18 May, four fishermen who had previously pled guilty to landing undeclared fish at Fresh Catch Ltd and Alexander Buchan Ltd between 2002 and 2005 were the subject of...
Four vacancies for Scottish seafood project
AN initiative developed to encourage school pupils to eat more seafood is looking for four home-based, part-time regional coordinators to help deliver a new in-school programme.
Autumn launch for A&F Bill
SCOTLAND’s Environment Minister Stewart Stevenson has confirmed today that the new Aquaculture and Fisheries Bill will be introduced this autumn.
Seafood training for Cumbrian inmates
PRISONERS in Cumbria have been given the chance to learn more about the fish and shellfish industries, thanks to a training course organised by Lakes College.