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New Fishing Safety Officer for Wales
Jane Devereux appointed to support project to eliminate preventable fishing-related deaths -
New tool helps seafood businesses to find financial support during COVID-19
Seafish, the public body that supports the £10bn UK seafood industry, has released a new online tool to help seafood businesses identify what government financial support schemes they may be eligible for. -
Demystifying fisheries assessment and management practices
Bill Lart, Sustainability and Data Advisor within our Responsible Sourcing team, introduces Seafish’s new sustainable fisheries assessment and management guides. -
Seafish to fund additional remote learning opportunities for workers across the seafood industry
One of consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic is the suspension of face-to-face training opportunities. -
Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard sets course for best practice as Seafish passes baton to Global Seafood Assurances
The final Responsible Fishing Vessel Standard (RFVS) has been publicly shared for the first time today. -
Regulation Round-Up - July 2020
Latest news on regulations -
A tried and tested approach to innovation
We have recently established a new group – the Seafish Expert Panel - to help our work to bridge the gap between the seafood industry and the research community. One of the priorities of this panel is to promote, support and drive innovation in the seafood industry. Mark Berry, the panel’s chair, blogs on how the Seafish Expert Panel will look to act as the catalyst to help the sector solve its enduring technical challenges. -
Marine Environment News in Brief - July 2020
The Fisheries Bill passed through the report stage on 22 and 24 June, and started its third reading in the House of Lords on 1 July. -
Why we can keep eating fish
In response to recent media coverage, Seafish's Operations Director Aoife Martin explains why it's absolutely fine to eat responsibly harvested seafood.