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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. -
A tool to help manage Southwest England fisheries
Our Regional Manager Gus Caslake talks about using an Ecological Risk Assessment to support management of Southwest England fisheries. -
Vessels of the Future Forum
The Vessels of the Future Forum brings together industry, researchers and government to help our fishing and aquaculture fleet transition to net zero. -
UK seafood supply chain overview
Performance of the UK seafood supply chain. Data includes landings, aquaculture, processing, imports, exports and seafood consumption. -
Annual fishing fleet survey returns as our researchers head to ports across UK
Fishing vessel owners and skippers are encouraged to take part in our annual survey of the UK fishing fleet. The survey begins on Monday 5 July 2021. -
Modelling impacts of the rising price of fuel
Our Chief Economist explains how we’ve modelled the impacts of increasing fuel prices on the seafood supply chain and shares tips on fuel efficiency. -
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. -
Get your voice heard on the Fisheries Management Plan consultations
Our Shellfish Fisheries Analyst shares details on a series of events to help stakeholders respond to the consultation on Fisheries Management Plans. -
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. -
Employing workers from outside the UK
A Skilled Worker Visa is required for employing migrant workers. Our guidance can help you navigate the sponsor process and be a responsible employer.