With parliament recalled, the fisheries bill could be back up for debate -- but the government is reportedly happy that all the bills needed prior to leaving the EU are in place

The Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation said an agreement needs to be put in place urgently in relation to fishing rights to prevent chaos on the high seas

By Neil Ramsden

UK coated fish processor Thistle Seafoods saw its 2018 financial year bring a profit, after accounting errors led to losses in 2017

By Dan Gibson

The UK-based processor and distributor saw a 25% turnover increase in 2018 as it continued to expand its Atlantic Fresh Europe subsidiary

A new study found leaving the CFP was an opportunity for the UK to shift its focus to protecting the environment and livelihoods, rather than maximizing production

While the price per kilogram was between NOK 60 and 70 last year, it's up at NOK 75/kg as of August this year, due to a weak Norwegian krone and a battle for raw material

Associations want to maximize opportunities for the UK outside the CFP, including the rapid adoption of solutions to problems that would arise for processors if no deal is reached

Taking its cue from the recent 'yellowhammer' document, Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation warned of a return to the days of the 'cod wars'

UK ports outside Dover will face greater disruption in the event of a no-deal Brexit than suggested by the UK government's Operation Yellowhammer report

Shadow fisheries minister Luke Pollard said the bill was a 'day one necessity' in the event of a no-deal Brexit, and that there is no chance of passing the necessary legislation due to prorogation