'We have had plenty of talking, now is the time for action; processing businesses are on the brink due to the lack of progress that has been made'

UK fishermen are to rename two of their biggest exports in a bid to attract British consumers after post-Brexit difficulties selling to the EU

By María Feijóo

If both parties don't reach an agreement by June 30, 2026, the EU could take 'dissuasive' measures, including extra tariffs or power cuts

By Neil Ramsden

Scottish seafood sector players warn politicians that the lack of a grace period for new export systems means the clock is ticking on retaining the crucial EU market

The task force will meet for the first time this week, but the SSPO questioned the decision to lead it from the UK government, rather than jointly with Scotland's

Applications are now available for the £6.45m funding scheme offered for fishers and small aquaculture businesses affected by both the coronavirus and Brexit

By Neil Ramsden

While the tariffs on cooked and peeled shrimp -- and other goods -- sold from Greenland to the UK are technically 0%, a lack of implementation and clarity has orders on hold

The EU indefinite banned UK from selling live mussels, oysters, clams, cockles, and scallops to its member states unless they have already been treated in purification plants

Scottish fisheries secretary Fergus Ewing said the funding was needed in the absence of support from the UK government

The Marine Management Organisation's consultation on better protection of four MPAs was welcomed by NGOs, though they felt more is yet needed