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Why isn't more being done about pot markers? Ask the experts - Vimarsana News

Why isn't more being done about pot markers? Ask the experts

Graham Gibbs is frustrated about invisible pot markers. South Devon & Channel Shellfishermen executive officer Beshlie Pool explains the situation…

Source: pbo.co.uk
Jersey women in farming and fishing 'not always appreciated' - Vimarsana News

Jersey women in farming and fishing 'not always appreciated'

Women in the island's farming and fishing industries say they are still fighting for representation.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Shell shocked: 'Lobster capital' braces for Brexit - Vimarsana News

Shell shocked: 'Lobster capital' braces for Brexit

BBC News By Sarah Corker image captionExporting live shellfish to France and Spain will become much more challenging next year Live shellfish exporters in England have warned a wave of form-filling, certification and tariffs will hit the industry in 2021. Traders who sell live crabs and lobsters into the EU expect delays caused by bottlenecks and new rules. Fisheries remains a problem for post-Brexit trade talks, but even if a deal is done, trading across the Channel will not be as seamless as it is now. More than 80% of crabs and lobsters from East Yorkshire are sold in Europe. On a typicall...

Source: bbc.com
Shell shocked: 'Lobster capital' braces for Brexit - Vimarsana News

Shell shocked: 'Lobster capital' braces for Brexit

BBC News By Sarah Corker image captionExporting live shellfish to France and Spain will become much more challenging next year Live shellfish exporters in England have warned a wave of form-filling, certification and tariffs will hit the industry in 2021. Traders who sell live crabs and lobsters into the EU expect delays caused by bottlenecks and new rules. Fisheries remains a problem for post-Brexit trade talks, but even if a deal is done, trading across the Channel will not be as seamless as it is now. More than 80% of crabs and lobsters from East Yorkshire are sold in Europe. On a typicall...

Source: bbc.co.uk