All Fish articles – Page 49
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NewsFish catch-share scheme Soleshare launches in London
Londoners are to get access to fresh fish direct from boats through a box scheme set up by the founder of Catchbox…
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ProfilesFish sustainability: are catch-share schemes the answer?
Could a catch-share scheme offering consumers under-utilised species they fillet themselves be a route to sustainability?…
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NewsBirds Eye gains huge sustainability boost as fishery wins MSC status
Birds Eye’s sustainability credentials are to get a major boost after the MSC certification of a large fishery supplying pollock to the brand.
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NewsSaucy Fish Co back in a flash as Tesco relents on delisting
Less than six months after delisting The Saucy Fish Co, Tesco has performed a spectacular u-turn…
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NewsHerring and mackerel imports from Faroe Islands banned
The EU has finally moved to ban imports of herring and mackerel from Faroese vessels as the dispute over the jointly fished stock reaches fever pitch.
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NewsPremium surimi from Spain pitched at retail
Surimi – the processed fish mixture used to make seafood sticks – could be headed for a premium makeover…
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NewsWaitrose adds flavoured prawn skewers to Good to Go range
Waitrose is tapping into the street food trend with two flavoured king prawn skewers under its Good to Go range…
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NewsPrawn prices soar as disease hits Thai production
Warm water prawns are in danger of losing their affordable luxury status as disease sweeps the industry…
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NewsHansen & Lydersen seeks £2m funding
Hansen & Lydersen is launching a bid for £2m funding to open a new processing site and restaurant in King’s Cross…
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NewsSeafish proposes levy rate cut for members
Seafish has proposed a 10% cut to the standard levy rate paid by members, following the first review into changing the rate in 14 years.
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NewsGet ready for catfish and chips, says KPMG
British consumers could be forced to make major changes to diet – including swapping cod and chips for catfish and chips…
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NewsFaroe Islands hits back at ‘coercive’ EU in fishing dispute
The Faroese government has hit back at EU plans to slap a trade embargo on the islands, accusing the European Commission of ignoring diplomatic channels and contravening WTO rules.
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NewsFishing wars build towards EU sanctions on Faroe Islands
A diplomatic storm is brewing as the EU took a big step towards finalising trade sanctions against the Faroe Islands in retaliation for alleged overfishing of Atlanto-Scandian herring.
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Comment & Opinion
Morrisons fish mislabelling shows need for label accuracy
The mislabelling of fish at Morrisons Peterhead shows consumers are now more concerned with accurate information…
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NewsShellfish harvesting halted after food poisoning outbreak
Shellfish harvesting in Shetland has been suspended after unusually high levels of toxins were detected in shellfish traced back to Scottish manufacturer Shetland Mussels.
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NewsKellogg's exec Elisabeth Fleuriot named CEO of MW Brands
Kellogg’s executive Elisabeth Fleuriot has been appointed as the new CEO of John West’s parent MW Brands.
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NewsWaitrose salmon supplier Aquascot considers export
Waitrose’s Atlantic salmon supplier Aquascot is sizing up the potential for export after its profits leapt 12.2%…
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NewsMorrisons Peterhead fish mislabelling recurs
Morrisons told Ant & Dec it knew the difference between a mackerel and a mullet in a recent TV ad…
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Analysis & FeaturesMeat, fish & poultry prices up 6.4%
Sharp increases in meat, fish and poultry prices are stoking inflation at the big four supermarkets…
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NewsMorrisons gives price push to Norwegian cod
Morrisons has teamed up with Norwegian fish processors to offer a major promotion on fresh Norwegian cod…