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Under-30s think the traditional Christmas dinner is ‘old fashioned’, according to fresh research. As pressure on the food industry to transition to more sustainable ingredients mounts, what will we be eating for Christmas dinner in 2050?

They don’t ‘win any prizes for their gastronomic, economic or aesthetic value’. But limpets have acquired an undeserved reputation as ‘famine food’, according to research that aims to re-write their global significance in coastal heritage and food culture.

Without this tiny, ubiquitous shellfish, the story of human life on Earth may have played out quite differently.

Conversations floated off the water, carried by the wind of a mild winter’s day, as dozens of shellfishermen raked and combed through the sandy bottom of Mill Creek in search

Conversations floated off the water, carried by the wind of a mild winter’s day, as dozens of shellfishermen raked and combed through the sandy bottom of Mill Creek in search

A health and safety alert says shellfish bivalves from areas closed to commercial harvesting are currently being sold by unlicensed sellers through social media.

More than €20m is being awarded by DAFM to 24 research projects across the agrifood, aquaculture and forestry sectors

SALEM — Here’s a free and fun way to entertain family and friends over Thanksgiving weekend — take them fishing. Everyone can fish, clam and crab for free in Oregon

The bill will grant greater protection to decapod crustaceans like shrimp and lobster and cephalopod molluscs which includes squid and octopus.

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