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Marine Management Organisation (MMO) annual report and accounts for the financial year ended 31 March 2021.

Importing or moving fish to the UK How to import or move fish for human consumption to the UK. From: Contents Import documents To import fish to the UK from another country (excluding EU fish into Northern Ireland), you’ll need a catch certificate validated by the competent authority of the country where the fishing vessel is registered or licensed. The format of catch certificates will vary depending on which exporting country produced them, but they will all ask for specific information such as: vessel name estimated weights For fish that has been stored or processed you may als...

Christmas and New Year opening schedule 2020 Opening times during the 2020 holiday period From: Print this page The following information includes key contact numbers and availability over the holiday period. Although MMO offices remain open, we are not currently offering any of our services face to face due to covid-19 safety measures in places across all MMO offices. MMO Customer helpline availability Telephone enquiries: 0300 123 1032 (voicemail can be left outside of opening hours)

Christmas leave will be cancelled for officials and hundreds of border staff deployed under government preparations for a No Deal Brexit which will begin this week. War games codenamed ‘Operation Capstone’, which will mock up the worst-case scenarios, will test the country’s readiness on Wednesday. Officials will test border disruption and fishing boats entering the UK’s waters illegally. In one of the biggest peacetime operations, the combined forces of the police, border guards, customs officials and military personnel will help keep the UK moving. An extensive operation months in ...

He will head an exit operations "super-committee" to run alongside the existing no-deal preparation group run by Michael Gove. With the Brexit transition period due to end on December 31, there are fears of major disruption and delays at ports if no trade deal can be struck with the EU. Even if there is an agreement, some difficulties may arise. But Helen Dickinson, the chief executive of the BRC trade body, insisted food supplies in shops and supermarkets would not be greatly affected. She said: "Retailers are doing everything they can to prepare for all eventualities, increasing the stock o...