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  • Consumer research

    The first step in changing behaviour is knowing what really drives consumers. We commission research into attitudes towards buying and eating seafood.
  • Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation

    We produce climate change adaptation reports and keep a watching brief on how climate change impacts on UK seafood supply chains.
  • Governance and performance

    Seafish is led by an Executive team and governed by a Board and three seafood industry sector panels. We publish annual accounts on our performance.
  • Working with us

    Seafish is a public body supporting the seafood industry in the UK to thrive. View our current job vacancies and learn about life working at Seafish.
  • Export guides and webinars

    Our Export Guides and webinars are a resource for UK seafood businesses looking for information on important overseas seafood markets.
  • Fish traceability laws

    Seafood is subject to traceability laws. We have outlined the regulations for seafood businesses to give a basic understanding of the requirements.
  • Packaging and waste legislation

    Packaging and waste legislation protects consumers and reduces the seafood industry's carbon footprint. Read our guidance on what applies to seafood.
  • Research and expert groups

    Seafish works with experts in seafood and beyond to coordinate groups that commission and undertake research to support the seafood industry.
  • Processing and Importers Sector Panel

    The Processing and Importers sector panel guides our work for importers of international seafood and processors of seafood products in the UK. 
  • I catch or farm seafood

    Information and guidance on fish caught or farmed and traded with the EU and Northern Ireland.
  • Mercury

    Mercury is a contaminant found in some foods, including seafood. It is controlled by legislation in the EU.
  • Dioxins and PCBs

    Dioxins and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are contaminants that may be found in some species of seafood.