A French trawler allegedly broke the law by catching more than one metric ton of protected bluefin tuna worth about £10,000 from Jersey's waters

By Neil Ramsden

Talks have begun around a plan for the south of England's seafood sector, as it looks to come to terms with the 'new normal' of Brexit and COVID-19

Scotland’s salmon farmers sold more fresh fish to the EU in the first half of 2021 than ever before, but the SSPO noted poor market conditions meant lower prices

At a business meeting this week, the Scottish Fishermens Federation asked UK PM Boris Johnson to help them rebuild the industry after last December's controversial deal arrangements

By María Feijóo

The European Council has recently adopted an amended regulation adjusting the EU's tariff-free quotas for certain fishery products including loligo squid and frozen herring, among others

The UK will introduce new checks on certain imported food and agricultural products from Oct 1, including pre-notification and new health certificate requirements

LHD's turnover and profit both recovered strongly in 2020 as its deep sea fishing vessel got back out on the waves

By Louis Harkell

UK pelagic fish exports to the EU dropped by 53% in the first four months of 2021 compared with the same period in 2017-2019, as Brexit hit UK seafood trade

By Neil Ramsden

One Undercurrent source said the government has reassured Greenland's new cabinet that it wants to maintain duty-free imports of cod and coldwater shrimp

Europeche claims the Norwegian government is 'misusing the Brexit aftermath to unlawully appropriate long-held EU fishing quota'