Pictures of the HMS Severn and HMS Tamar patrol boats were splashed across the front pages in the UK today after the government sent the vessels to patrol waters around Jersey

By Louis Harkell

'Options exist that could reduce the need for export health certificates, it is just a question of there being the political will to implement them' - Andrew Kuyk, director-general of London-based Provision Trade Federation

The comments mark a major escalation in a row over claims by French fishers that they are being denied access to UK waters

Three schemes have been backed 'to support the fisheries sector affected by the withdrawal of the UK from the EU and the consequent quota share reductions'

By Dan Gibson

Scottish pelagic fishers have welcomed the news that there will be no need to share quota with Norway this year while Samherji and P&P's UK JV is faced with a disastrous outcome

By Dan Gibson

The failure to reach an agreement means that UK distant water fleets will not be able to access Norwegian waters, which they are dependent on for Arctic cod catches

A report from a cross-party group of MPs calls on the government to digitize export health certificates, and create new export hubs for smaller companies

By Louis Harkell

'If the government believes the EU to be legally incorrect, it should urgently challenge the European commission’s stance' -- environment select committee report

By Louis Harkell

One of the UK's largest mussel farmers says it feels 'left out in the cold' by the UK government as it tries to save its business from collapse after a ban on exports of its mussels to the EU

While HMRC export figures claim Scotland only exported 80t of salmon to Europe in January, the SSPO says the true figure is closer to 5,000t