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Aquaculture Common Issues Group
The Aquaculture Common Issues Group (ACIG) brings people together to discuss environmental, legal and production issues facing UK/overseas aquaculture -
Climate change and the seafood industry
Climate change is a major challenge facing us all, and we're working to support the seafood industry response. -
Future of Our Inshore Fisheries
Future of Our Inshore Fisheries (FOIF) is an industry-led project with the long-term aim of transforming how inshore fisheries are managed. -
Minimising greenhouse gas emissions by importing super-frozen tuna
Imports of super-frozen tuna products can be transported by sea rather than air freight, which reduces the carbon footprint. -
Aquaculture Leadership Group
The Aquaculture Leadership Group (ACG) will champion and govern the SF2040 recommendations that enhance the aquaculture sector. -
Crab and Lobster Management Group
The Crab and Lobster Management Group (CMG) is an industry-led group focused on issues specific to crab and lobster stocks and fisheries. -
Landing Obligation
How to effectively introduce the landing obligation is one of the most difficult issues facing the fishing industry under the reformed Common Fisheries Policy. -
The Common Language Group
A group to bring together people who want to know more about the environmental, legal and production issues facing the UK seafood supply chain. -
Modern Slavery Statement guidance
The Modern Slavery Act aims to prevent all forms of labour exploitation and increase transparency of labour practices in supply chains. -
Freedom of Information
We are bound by the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOI). Find out how to make an FOI request and how we process requests. -
Domestic and Export Sector Panel
The Domestic and Export Sector Panel guides our work in catching, farming and processing seafood for consumption in the UK or for export. -
Fish Quality Assessment Training Courses
Fish quality assessment should be objective, based on recognised schemes. Our courses look beyond "good/poor" quality. We aim to quantify quality.