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Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation
We produce climate change adaptation reports and keep a watching brief on how climate change impacts on UK seafood supply chains. -
Climate change and the seafood industry
Climate change is a major challenge facing us all, and we're working to support the seafood industry response. -
Why the seafood industry is adapting to climate change impacts
Our Head of Seafood Horizons talks about climate change, food production, and the importance of early response to a changing climate. -
How the seafood industry can deliver climate change mitigation
Our Head of Responsible Sourcing talks about climate change mitigation and the importance of low carbon emissions in seafood production -
Launching our campaign on climate change impacts for seafood
We’re encouraging seafood businesses across the country to find out how climate change will affect them ahead of UN Climate Change Conference. -
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the seafood supply chain at Nomad Foods
Nomad Foods, a leading producer of frozen seafood, has set ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. -
Tackling climate change between the COPs
Our Head of Responsible Sourcing talks about our ongoing work on climate change and seafood as the 27th UN climate change conference gets underway. -
Fishing vessels cutting costs and reducing emissions thanks to pioneering Ecomotus technology
26 UK fishing vessels have installed pioneering technology which works with their engine system to increase fuel efficiency and reduce running costs. -
Assessing the carbon footprint of seafood
We are providing practical resources to support the UK seafood sector’s response to Climate Change. -
Seafood Carbon Emissions Profiling Tool fully available
An online tool designed to support the seafood sector’s response to climate change has been launched. -
Working to carbon neutrality at The Bay fish and chip shop
A climate change business case study looking at how The Bay fish and chip shop in Stonehaven has reduced its carbon emissions. -
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.