Scotland has reportedly lost up to £100m per year in salmon exports due to Brexit, a figure set to be presented to members of the Scottish parliament on March 28

Rebuilding trust between fisheries regulators and industry stakeholders is deemed essential, according to new research from the UK's University of York

Scientists from Norway's University of Bergen have uncovered compelling evidence highlighting the unintended consequences of fisheries management decisions on greenhouse gas emissions

Irish fishermen are expressing frustration with the country's minister for agriculture, food and the marine after it was revealed he declined an offer for 3,000t of mackerel

Sales have bounced back to pre-COVID levels for Nortrade Foods, and its Spanish subsidiary continues to encourage growth in the EU

Processor Sofrimar will increase whelk exports and create 20 new jobs through the expansion of its facility with help from the Brexit Processing Capital Support Scheme

Many of the positive aspects promised by the Leave campaign have failed to materialize, leaving locals aggrieved that the fishing sector has seemingly been forgotten

Share fishermen, trawler skippers and deckhands on large fishing vessels are to be added to the government's shortage occupation list

Ireland has called on Brussels to use 'all available EU tools, including market access', to strengthen its hand in fisheries negotiations with the UK and Norway

Fishermen demand immediate access to the approved Brexit fund: 'If Danish fishermen can draw down the funding for losses of quota due to Brexit, why can't we get it?'