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Vessels of the Future Forum to support fleet transition to net zero
Mike Cohen chairs newly formed Forum focusing on reducing carbon emissions from UK fishing and aquaculture vessels. -
Profit and turnover down as UK fishing fleet weathers a challenging year
Our first economic performance estimates for 2020 show impact of pandemic on fishing industry -
Autumn/Winter dates announced for more Man Overboard Awareness events
More fully funded sessions at training pools across the UK for those working on commercial fishing vessels. Book now for these popular events. -
Survey on labour availability in the fishing UK fleet
Seafish is carrying out research on the labour needs of the UK fishing fleet to provide evidence for the shortage occupation list. -
Whelk Management Group gathers knowledge from UK fishers
The Whelk Management Group (WMG) has launched an online survey to gather information from fishers on their local whelk stocks. -
Fishing industry suffers worst year in a decade for fishing fatalities
Fishing Industry Safety Group has launched a campaign to promote fishing vessel stability awareness. Advice and training are available. Find out more. -
Working principles announced for UK Gear Forum
We’ve published working principles for a new forum focusing on selective gear innovations to support sustainable fishing, chaired by Mike Montgomery. -
Visa guidance being produced to support seafood businesses with international workers
We’re collaborating with The Seafarers’ Charity to produce guidance to help businesses navigate the skilled workers visa application process. -
Funding for life saving training for the Scottish fishing industry
New funding from Marine Scotland is helping us offer free safety training to fishing vessel workers in Scotland. Book a course to take advantage. -
Skippers take lead role in drive to improve fishing industry’s safety culture
Latest Home and Dry campaign from the Fishing Industry Safety Group (FISG) targets the higher risk under 10 metre commercial fishing fleet.