The UK and Jersey governments have issued more fishing licenses to French vessels to trawl British waters in an effort to ease post-Brexit tensions

With no resolution from UK/EU bilateral negotiations, the EU council of fisheries ministers is likely to set provisional quotas for Ireland once again, fishers fear

Jersey fishermen are due to stage their own protest as part of what could become ‘increasingly disruptive’ demonstrations

Nine vessels have moved from temporary to permanent licenses in the latest development of this year's post-Brexit Channel fishing dispute

By Dan Gibson

Demonstration blockades were held for several hours at the ports of Calais, Saint-Malo and Ouistreham, as well as on access roads to the Channel Tunnel entrance

French fishers are set to take action, including blocking road and sea freight bound for the UK, as a months-long dispute over licenses to operate in British waters intensifies

'There is a mutually beneficial deal here for the taking -- it's now up to Defra to deliver for Britain’s fleet' -- Gary Taylor, former lead fisheries negotiator for Defra

The UK announced in February that it wanted to ban bottom trawling at the Dogger Bank marine protected area in the North Sea

By María Feijóo

Some 11 months since the UK left the EU and feelings of uncertainty have only heightened, which is why Iceberg Seafoods now eyes France as a good 'emergency exit'

By Neil Ramsden

International Fish Canners enjoyed a surge in sales and profits for its 2020-2021 financial year, but Nolan Seafoods saw Brexit impacts keep it in the red