Fishermen’s leaders have welcomed support from two cabinet ministers and the leader of the Conservatives in Scotland for leaving the common fisheries policy in March 2019

Brexit may change the fishing quota allocation in UK waters and could bring increased landings to the UK, while the EU’s catch rate is likely to decrease

UK prime minister Theresa May has been accused of selling out UK fisherman in return for a Brexit trade deal

By Tom Seaman

UK processor Big Prawn warned the fallout from the UK’s vote in favor of leaving the EU will likely continue to impact business, after its profitability took a dive 

By Neil Ramsden

Firm has been buying up rights attached to vessels in certain quotas to avoid a 'choke species' situation with landing obligation; now €16m has gone into two new vessels

By Neil Ramsden

Priorities for the UK are significant changes when it comes to fishing, but continuity of trade; how far can it get what it wants?

By Neil Ramsden

Undercurrent News is reporting live from the meeting of the Norwegian and UK seafood industries, at which Brexit will be a key focus

'There is powerful public support for the UK taking back control of its fishing grounds when the country leaves the EU in March 2019, or soon afterwards'

EU plan would mean the UK left the common fisheries policy's controls only after the Brexit process, in March 2021

Fishing into the Future – a South West-based UK charity for sustainable fishing – invites the fishermen of the future to attend its new training program