Boris Johnson, UK prime minister, and EU leaders have set a July deadline to negotiate and ratify an agreement on future fishing rights

Orkney and Shetland MP Alistair Carmichael has voiced concern that the ruling Conservative party 'lacked the political will to honor its promises to fishermen'

By Dan Gibson

The UK is Norway's fifth-largest market for seafood, with approximately 35% of all cod, haddock and salmon consumed in the country originating from Norway

By Dan Gibson

Andrew Kuyk, co-chair of the UK Seafood Alliance, said no formal negotiations had yet taken place covering the future share of fishing quotas between the UK and the EU post-Brexit

Sajid Javid has urged businesses to 'adjust' to a future where Britain no longer adhered to EU rules and regulations

Sales of whole, frozen Norwegian cod to the UK increased in volume by 64% in 2019, growing to a value of £390m; Brexit remains a threat to trade though

Boris Johnson’s government is trying to claw back some of the £10m paid to trade organizations to prepare for a no-deal Brexit last October

Ireland's fishing industry stands to lose approximately one-third of its value, or $550m a year, if it loses shared access to UK waters

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen says a trade deal would have to ensure a level playing field

By Matilde Mereghetti

The UK is expected to participate in the decision-making process on fishing for 2020, but will have only until the end of 2020 to conclude trade talks with the EU