With no possibility of getting the UK Fisheries Bill in place before March 29, there will be no active fisheries law in UK waters in the event of a no-deal situation on Brexit day

Liam Fox said the UK had reached a temporary agreement which maintains the current trade picture should it leave the EU without a deal on March 29

It is now highly unlikely the UK will leave the EU on March 29, after MPs in Westminister voted in favor of a delay to Brexit on Thursday

The UK government's temporary tariff regime plan for a no deal Brexit lists 21 seafood products that will incur duties, mirroring current full EU tariffs

By Louis Harkell

On Wednesday, the UK parliament rejected leaving the EU without a deal and transition period on March 29, but no-deal Brexit remains a fundamental possibility

Under the temporary tariff, 87% of total imports to the UK by value would be eligible for tariff-free access; tariffs would remain on 'certain kinds' of fish

By Louis Harkell

Prime minister Theresa May's deal with the EU has been defeated once again; the UK's biggest seafood sector watches with bated breath

'Businesses wanting to export fish to the EU after March 29 should sign up to the new digital services to make sure they are able to continue trading fish with the EU in the event of no deal'

The informal Voisinage agreement hit the rocks in late 2016 when a number of Irish fishermen brought a case to the state’s Supreme Court

The Centre for Food Policy says remedies taken to tackle overfishing, and unequal distribution of fishing quotas, led to the difficulties faced by Britain’s fishing industry; not EU policy