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  • UK exit from the EU

    Brexit has changed how we trade, fish and work with the EU. Find practical support and guidance to help your business understand the rules.
  • Legislation on veterinary residues in aquaculture

    Residues from veterinary medicines used by culturists to treat fish and shellfish can sometimes be detected in seafood. Our guidance explains more.
  • The Common Language Group

    A group to bring together people who want to know more about the environmental, legal and production issues facing the UK seafood supply chain.
  • Businesses and people supported by Seafish

    We support lots of seafood businesses who use our services, advice and campaigns. Read stories from some of the people we’ve recently helped.
  • Bob the restaurant owner's story

    Bob McCoubrey owns Mourne Seafood and the Belfast Cookery School. Find out how we work locally with businesses to help them and the regions thrive.
  • Sector Panels

    We have two industry panels covering each sector of the seafood industry in the UK. The panels provide input and advice on the work we deliver.
  • Careers in Retail & fishmongering

    Careers in seafood retail will appeal to individuals looking to learn a traditional trade which involves a great deal of knowledge and skill. With over fifty species of fish and shellfish in the UK market, fishmongering is a highly specialised trade.
  • Registration of seafood buyers and sellers in the UK

    Buyers and sellers of first sale UK landed fish need registered with fisheries authorities.
  • Introductory Food Hygiene in the Seafood Industry

    This short course offers an introduction to food hygiene. It covers bacteria and fish, contamination of fish, personal hygiene and cleaning.
  • The Seafood Ethics Common Language Group

    A group which brings people together to find out more about ethical sourcing and issues concerning labour and worker welfare.
  • A cool way to extend the product life of seafood

    Super-cooling is a technique that involves cooling fish to below its normal freezing point to increase shelf life without sacrificing quality.
  • Driving a circular economy in seafood supply chains

    Iceland Ocean Cluster’s 100% Fish Project is closing the loop on waste and inefficiency.