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Seafood Producers Resilience Fund goes live for Scottish industry
Applications are now available for a new £6.45 million funding scheme for fishers and small aquaculture businesses impacted by the coronavirus …
Scotland’s ‘Brexit disaster’ – and its getting worse claims Minister
Problems for Scottish companies ‘multiplying’ in first four weeks.
New funding package announced for hard-hit Scottish seafood businesses
A new £7.75 million funding package will offer support to fishermen, seafood businesses and ports and ….
Seafood Scotland Appoints Trade Specialists to Expert Exporting Team
Trade specialists hired to help seafood businesses tackle post-Brexit EU exporting issues
New posts supports seafood businesses navigate EU Exit processes
Supports for the seafood exporters has been announced with new posts being created to help …
New Study Finds Scottish Pelagic Fisheries Have Low Carbon Footprint
A new study has found that Scottish caught pelagic fish such as herring and mackerel have a low carbon footprint …
Scottish Secretary writes to UK Government on crab claw exports to the EU
Rural Economy Secretary Fergus Ewing has written to the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and …
No compensation for hard-hit fishers under UK Government’s £23m scheme
It has emerged that only Scottish seafood processors will benefit from the UK government’s £23 million …
Fisheries Secretary hits out at marginalisation of Scottish seafood industry
Scotland’s Fisheries Secretary, Fergus Ewing has accused the Conservative Party at Westminster of marginalising
Seafood Scotland Responds to Government Funding Pledge
In response to the UK Government’s announcement of emergency funding for the UK seafood sector, Donna Fordyce …
Ewing urges UK Government to act quickly on struggling seafood sector support
Rural Economy Secretary Fergus Ewing has called on the UK Government to bolster support for Scotland’s struggling …
Brexit Chaos Forces Scottish fishing vessels to Danish port of Hanstholm
Two weeks into the new “sea of opportunity” era and Scottish fishermen are being forced to travel to the EU to land their fish directly
