Seafish

Seafish

Fisheries

Edinburgh, Scotland 13,701 followers

Here to support our seafood sector in the UK to thrive.

About us

Seafish is the public body supporting the £10bn UK seafood industry. Our vision is for an industry that is truly thriving. We sit at the heart of the seafood industry, bringing all sectors together to support them with the issues that matter most. We offer a central pool of expertise that can support our stakeholders and drive improvement across all areas of the industry. Our area of work spans everything from catch to plate and our 80-plus professional staff work alongside their industry colleagues on big challenges and opportunities such as increasing consumption of seafood to improving responsible sourcing. We are funded through a statutory levy made on the first sale of sea fish, shellfish, sea fish products and from landings destined for subsequent sale outside the UK.

Industry
Fisheries
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Edinburgh, Scotland
Type
Public Company
Founded
1981
Specialties
Seafish, sea fish, sea food, shellfish, fishing, safety, enhancing reputation, promoting consumption, sustainability, regulation, research, information, and informing decisions

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Employees at Seafish

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    👋 We’ve noticed that we have some new followers so we wanted to say hello and introduce you to Seafish. We are a public body supporting the UK seafood sector to thrive – from Shetland to Cornwall, we work with fishing vessels and their crew, seafood processors, aquaculture producers, to restaurants and fishmongers. Have you got any questions for us? Or do you want to work with us? You can get in touch via our social channels or our website: https://buff.ly/3Q0kwki We look forward to hearing from you.

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    Dive into seafood safety with our Introduction to Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) course aimed at people working in the seafood industry as a processor operative, fishmonger or in fish frying. The course will be delivered on Wednesday 06 November via Microsoft Teams and 50% funding is available for people working in the UK seafood industry. The course helps individuals to understand the key principles of HACCP. Complete an online exam and earn a nationally recognized qualification: https://buff.ly/3PqclxG

    • People processing fish in a factory
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    🌟 Reflecting on an inspiring few days at our annual Staff Conference last week in Newcastle 🌟 We had an incredible time all together learning and connecting. From insightful presentations to team-building sessions, and of course, lots of laughs along the way. 📸 Thank you Nicholas Jobson for the lovely photos!

    • Tables full of people looking at presentation screen
    • Marcus, our CEO, presenting at the conference
    • Joe adding sticker notes to a board
    • Erin and Richard laughing and waving at the camera
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    Thank you to all the seafood organisations who've reached out to us with positive seafood industry stories - we've really enjoyed reading them all 🎣 Among the exciting themes emerging from the stories shared are celebrating seafood as a low carbon food, protecting the marine environment, supporting thriving communities, recognising strong heritage of our industry and attracting new entrants into seafood careers. We are now planning for the next phase of the campaign and reviewing all your stories however there's still time for you to send over your ideas. Find out more on our website and get in touch: https://buff.ly/3yZoYtU

    • Seafood for life. Healthy food, responsibly sourced
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    Fleetwood’s Neptune Fish and Seafood Processing Park is very much open for business and considered a jewel in the crown for the industry in the north-west of England. Leading figures from the seafood industry visited the park recently to see the available facilities for themselves and hear more about its positive impacts on employment and the environment. Visit our website to find out more: https://buff.ly/3ZsJkGY

    •  Patrick Hayton FFMA, director, Natalie Wray, FFMA secretary, and Andrew Riches, FFMA president at the Neptune Fish and Seafood Processing Park

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