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Frozen fish supplier Collins Seafoods sees turnover leap as trading returns to pre-Covid levels

The Newton Aycliffe-based business has been supplying frozen fish for more than 30 years

Birmingham Post

Food Awards Scotland 2022: Glasgow cafes, restaurants, hotels and takeaways nominated - full list

Hundreds of businesses across Scotland have been chosen as finalists in The Food Scotland Awards 2022 with Glasgow favourites all being nominated as some of the best in the country.

Glasgow Live

NHS should change guidance on pregnant women eating fish, Bristol study finds

Researchers say NHS guidelines are too cautious after huge Children of the 90s study

Bristol Post

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Listeria symptoms to be aware of as food safety experts issue warning over smoked fish

A warning has been issued after several cases if listeria have been reported. Listeria could lead to meningitis causing major problems with those with a weakened immune system such as the elderly or even causing stillbirths among pregnant women

Daily Mirror

NFL Power Rankings: Bills Lead the Pack in Week 1

AFC teams show strength in numbers among the best of the best to kick off the season.

Sports Illustrated

From pasta and rice to pesto and ketchup: the most ethical and eco-friendly products for your kitchen cupboards

A well-stocked kitchen can help you cut your carbon footprint, reduce waste and insulate you against food shortages. Here are some staple ingredients to get you started

The Guardian - UK

Power station hands over information to EPA as part of fish kill probe

Delta Electricity, licensee of the Vales Point Power Station, has provided the EPA with new information relating to the recent fish kills at Mannering Park in Lake Macquarie.

Newcastle Herald

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South Australian scientists are tracking the origins of seafood to fight illegal fishing and fraudulent labelling

Fraudulent labelling of seafood is a global problem. A new technology developed by South Australian scientists is able to track the origins of seafood.

ABC News

Australia becoming a republic can banish ghosts of colonial days

It shows a nation has come of age and, in the case of Australia, it would draw a veil over our penal past.

Newcastle Herald

England’s best foodie hotels and pubs for a gourmet weekend break

Whether you want a dainty tasting menu with meticulously paired wines, or a cute country pub serving up flame-grilled steaks and fish fillets, these are the UK’s most delicious hideaways, says Lucy Thackray

The Independent UK

What is listeria? Three deaths in NHS hospitals spark outbreak concerns

Certain people are more at risk of developing serious problems after being infected with listeriosis

Evening Standard

Rare whale shark photographed by pilot off Southern California

A Southern California fish spotter on Sunday captured aerial footage showing a whale shark swimming lazily on the surface southeast of Santa Catalina Island.

USA Today Sports Media Group

EU slammed over failure to protect marine life from ‘destructive’ fishing

Strict no-take policies urged by scientists, who note there is less protection in 59% of marine protected areas than outside MPAs

The Guardian - UK

'The rising costs of energy bills, cooking oil and fish is forcing our family-run chippie into extinction'

In the wake of energy prices rocketing, and nearly all the materials needed to bring together your chippy tea having doubled, many fish and chip shops are struggling to survive

Wales Online

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Birmingham Post

Young's goes XL with battered fish as consumers look to take gastro pub dish home in cost of living crisis

Cod and haddock served up by Grimsby giant

Bangkok Post

Vietnamese fishing boat burns, sinks after being caught

SONGKHLA: A Vietnamese fishing boat went up in flames and sank after it was caught trawling in Thai waters and its five crewmen arrested in the Gulf of Thailand off this southern province on Sunday.

The Conversation

Where is your seafood really from? We’re using 'chemical fingerprinting' to fight seafood fraud and illegal fishing

Fake foods are invading our supermarkets, as foods we love are substituted or adulterated with lower value or unethical goods.

Wales Online

Chip shop attacked after owner celebrates death of Queen

Police were called to Jaki Fish and Chip Shop after local people expressed their anger at the business owner's celebrations

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Angler spears world-record-size paddlefish in ‘trip to remember’

On the day's final dive in Beaver Lake, Chris Cantrell hoped for a striped bass but instead speared a potential world-record paddlefish.

Chicago Sun-Times

Eileen Rice heads an all Chicago-area class for the Illinois Outdoor Hall of Fame

Eileen Rice, who has taught much-loved classes that incorporate fishing for 30 years, heads an all Chicago-area class for the Illinois Outdoor Hall of Fame.

WEKU

Whatever happened to the 'No Sex for Fish' women after the flood? Hint: It's 'amazing'

That's what a charity worker said of their latest plan. The Kenyan fishmongers got their own boats to escape pressure to trade sex for fish to sell. Then floods wiped them out. Now there's new hope.

Daily Mirror

Windows smashed in at chip shop where controversial owner shouted 'Lizard Liz is dead'

The windows at the fast food restaurant were smashed at the business after its anti-monarchist owner Jacki Pickett celebrated the Queen's death on Thursday with champagne

Manchester Evening News

Famous chippy's price rise drew complaints from customers - it's still not enough in a trade facing 'extinction'

Levers is an Oldham institution

ABC News

WA fishing ban proposal deadline nears as Recfishwest outlines social, economic concerns

A proposal to put some of WA's most popular table fish off limits to recreational anglers for up to nine months of the year may do more harm than good, a fishing group warns.

Wales Online

Paying £14 for fish and chips may be the only way to save our favourite takeaway

War, heatwaves and the energy crisis are killing chip shops

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