All Fish articles – Page 35
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NewsInto the Arctic: Climate change and cod in Svalbard
The Grocer travelled to the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard earlier this year. Watch our video to find out more
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Comment & OpinionFarage, fishing and disentanglement from the EU net
Fish stocks don’t respect international boundaries but is Britain heading into stormy waters as it fights, post-Brexit, to save its fishing industry?
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NewsDeflation hits UK sales at Princes but profits rise
Annual sales fell at UK food and drink firm Princes as the widespread supermarket price deflation hit revenues, but lower input costs helped profits to grow.
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NewsThai Union rolls out sustainable tuna sourcing plan
Seafood giant aiming for at least 75% of product to be sourced from sustanable fisheries by 2020
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Comment & OpinionWhy the squid panic? Fish and chip shops have already started adapting
Scientists are warning squid could soon replace cod in our chippy dinners
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NewsNorth Sea cod quotas to rise 16% following EU-Norway talks
However, improving cod stocks are unlikley to lead to lower prices
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NewsMSC hits back at 'conflict of interest' accusation
The charity was accused of a conflict of interest over the revenue it collected from awarding its coveted ‘eco-labels’
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Analysis & FeaturesHow suppliers are protecting the Arctic from trawler damage
Named after the Old Norse for ‘cold coast’, the Norwegian archipelago of Svalbard is located in the Barents Sea
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Category ReportCod almighty! Fish & seafood category report 2016
Frozen fish is finally back in growth, driven by Britain’s growing appetite for cod and backed by a haul of premium innovations
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NewsBranded chilled fish sales dive as mults switch to own label
Sales of branded chilled fish plummeted 25.5% to just £91.0m on volumes down 30.0% last year
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Comment & OpinionPay attention, Donald. Climate change is a challenge worth taking seriously
There is nothing like standing on the edge of a glacier, and hearing the deafening crack as it collapses into the sea, to ram home the reality of climate change
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Analysis & FeaturesBig fish shortage pushes up salmon prices
Norwegian salmon prices have increased in October, driven by a fall in larger salmon supplies and high demand from Europe
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NewsThistle Seafoods nets funding deal for growth
Scottish seafood manufacturer Thistle Seafoods has agreed a multimillion-pound bank funding package to grow at home and abroad.
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NewsBirds Eye launches gluten-free fish fingers
The MSC-certified Alaskan pollock fish fingers go on sale next week
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NewsIndian Ocean tuna stocks protected by new sustainability deal
A Memorandum of Understanding to launch a Fisheries Improvement Project (FIP) in the Indian Ocean was signed yesterday
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NewsMore than half of fish caught in UK waters 'by foreign boats'
EU catch in UK waters represents about £400m a year
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NewsPrinces picks up first MSC certification for its branded tuna
Tuna caught in sustainable Pacific fishery to go on sale from start of 2017
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NewsYoung’s aims to hook shoppers with Iceland Food Warehouse range
Hooked Seafood Kitchen products will roll out into stores over the coming weeks
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NewsNorwegian fishing fleet agrees to halt Barents Sea expansion
The Norwegian Fishing Vessel Owners Association confirmed fishing activity would not be expanded into previously untouched
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NewsFSA admits antimicrobial resistance 'knowledge gaps'
Noy yet clear what contribution food makes to AMR, it says