Grimsby will thrive after Brexit says Lamont
GRIMSBY will continue to thrive after Brexit, former Chancellor Lord (Norman) Lamont, one of the town’s more famous sons, has said. He was speaking on the back of a debate […] Continue Reading
Iceland fish strike ‘called off’
THE Icelandic fishermen’s strike is over, according to reports reaching Grimsby today. The vessel owners and most fishermen have apparently come to an agreement on salaries and the strike has been called […] Continue Reading
Honour fishing promises – Grimsby MP
GRIMSBY MP Melanie Onn has called on Theresa May’s new government to stick to its word and make fisheries a priority in negotiations with the EU. She said she intends to ensure […] Continue Reading
Grimsby firm celebrates 'A grade'
GRIMSBY salmon specialist JCS Fish is this month celebrating its achievement of certification to the British Retail Consortium (BRC) A Grade – the international ‘gold standard’ for safety and quality […] Continue Reading
Grimsby company wins eco label award
A GRIMSBY fish merchant is celebrating winning a major eco-label award which should open the door to growth. Lee Williams, who owns B&L Filleting, has achieved the Marine Stewardship Council […] Continue Reading
Saucy Fish owner facing action threat
GRIMSBY based Icelandic Seachill, makers of the highly successful Saucy Fish brand, is facing the possibility of industrial action. The Unite union has accused the company of paying for the new […] Continue Reading
Grimsby welcomes Scottish skippers
THE prospect of regular Scottish fish supplies being sent to Grimsby moved a significant step closer today. A delegation of Scottish skippers from Peterhead have just completed a two-day visit […] Continue Reading
Saucy Fish nets another US store chain
THE Saucy Fish Co last night announced another United States expansion. The company’s range of fish and sauce products will be stocked on the shelves of 800 Publix Super Markets across the south-east of […] Continue Reading
NZ firm's profits drop 60 per cent
THE big New Zealand fishing and seafood processing company Sealord, which last week announced jobs may have to go at one of its plants, has now reported a 60 per […] Continue Reading