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Seafood trade and Brexit
Most of the seafood caught in UK waters is exported and most of that export goes to the EU. We publish research and data on seafood trade in the EU. -
The what, why and how of tackling marine wildlife bycatch
Our Marine Environment Regulation Advisor explains how the Marine Wildlife Bycatch Mitigation Initiative aims to protect sensitive marine species. -
Revision to proposed changes to Seafish levy following industry feedback
The Seafish Board has published a full response to an informal consultation on the Seafish levy we held earlier this year. Read the full news article. -
Minimising greenhouse gas emissions by importing super-frozen tuna
Imports of super-frozen tuna products can be transported by sea rather than air freight, which reduces the carbon footprint. -
Nutrient Pollution
Tilapia (Oreochromis / Sarotherodon / Tilapia spp.) Aquaculture Profile - Nutrient Pollution. -
Responding to the latest update on the Good Fish Guide
Our statement and feedback on ratings awarded in the Marine Conservation Society’s latest Good Fish Guide. -
I export seafood from Great Britain
Information and guidance on exporting seafood from the UK to the EU including labelling, customs and tariffs and documentation. -
A positive week for safety in the fishing industry
As Maritime Safety Week draws to a close, Dr Lynn Gilmore, Head of International Trade & Regions at Seafish, explains why safety at sea is so important and shares some examples of the great work already being undertaken by the industry to improve fishermen’s safety at work. -
Gill Nets
A gill net is a single wall of netting anchored on the seabed to catch fish that swim into it. -
Wreck Nets
Wreck nets are types of gill or trammel nets that have been rigged to shoot over wrecks or areas of hard ground on the seabed. -
Tangle Nets
A gill net design where the netting is hung onto the ropes to create a greater amount of slack netting. -
Wild Seed
Mussels Aquaculture Profile - Wild Seed.