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Understanding Rules of Origin for seafood
Hosted by our Regulation team, this webinar will help you understand how rules of origin affects seafood products for import and export. -
Seafood in Numbers 2022 webinar
To support the UK Seafood in Numbers 2022 launch, Seafish will host a webinar the 15th January 2024 led by Jennifer Robson, Head of Insight & Data. -
SECLG: The impacts of climate change on human rights
Our next Seafood Ethics Common Language Group (SECLG) meeting will look at the inter-connection of climate change and human rights. Register today. -
FMIG: Advances in UK fishing gear technology
This meeting will look at recent developments in selective fishing gear innovation and Government priorities going forward. -
CLG: Fish stock status covering the Northeast Atlantic
This meeting will look at the latest ICES advice on the key commercial species in the Northeast Atlantic. -
CLG: The role of Fishery Improvement Projects (FIPs)
With a number of FIPs within Project UK approaching their endpoint this meeting will look what success means and the next steps. -
FMIG: Innovative gear selectivity
This meeting will look at recent developments and the current state of play. -
ACIG: The growth of RAS projects in the UK.
This meeting will look into how funding is helping to grow recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) in the UK. -
FMIG: The impact of offshore wind development on fisheries
This meeting will look at the impacts of offshore wind farms and offshore floating wind technology on fisheries interaction. -
CLG: Global and UK IUU landscape
This bite-size meeting will provide a review of IUU fishing and its impacts at global, regional and national (UK) levels. -
CLG: Current challenges and future opportunities for seafood
This meeting will look at the current challenges facing the seafood industry, and the future opportunities for the UK catching sector. -
FMIG: Marine spatial squeeze and intelligent fishing
This meeting will look at two key issues for the UK catching sector - marine spatial squeeze and maximising selective gear innovations.