By Neil Ramsden

The UK government has spoken of 'zero tariffs...across all goods sectors', but one set of circumstances can see seafood singled out

'European Union countries will be guilty of vengeful behavior if they pile pressure on UK fishermen as a result of Brexit at the annual December Council'

Tory member of Scottish parliament warns fishermen will 'never forgive' the SNP if they are forced to remain in the common fisheries policy

The amendment would place a legal obligation on pursuing a fairer share of fishing opportunities than the UK currently receives; £37m in funding also pledged

UK PM Theresa May has told Brussels if it did not agree a new deal by the end of 2020, then its fishermen would not have access to our waters

By Neil Ramsden

On top of the many and varied demands a Scottish committee has made concerning the sustainable growth of aquaculture comes a call to set out plans for leaving the EU. 

The SSF will ask all UK politicians to sign a pledge to vote against any Brexit measures which would mean remaining in the CFP, or maintaining EU access to UK waters

Diek Parlevliet has said his operations, and the prospects of his children going into the business, depend on the UK not 'taking back' its waters

The statement asserts that any delays in negotiations for fishing rights in UK waters post-Brexit will have implications for the wider economic deal

The deal as it stands could theoretically see tariffs imposed on exports of farmed fish if there was no agreement on North Sea whitefish quotas, for instance