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Where seafood comes from is becoming an increasingly important part of the customer story. Understanding the people behind the catch, how quality is protected, and the journey seafood takes from sea to plate can help operators bring provenance to life in a meaningful way. This was one of the key takeaways from the recent National Fish & Chip Awards winners' study trip to Western Norway, hosted by the Norwegian Seafood Council in partnership with Norwegian Frozen at Sea. Over three days, this year's winners gained first-hand insight into the people, processes and provenance behind Norwegian seafood, including time spent aboard Norwegian Frozen at Sea's longliner, Geir, where they experienced the journey of premium Norwegian seafood at its source. #SeafoodFromNorway #OriginMatters #SustainableSeafood #SeafoodNews #FishandChips #NorwegianSeafood​

On International Seafarers Day, we recognise the people behind the catch. Over the past few years, we’ve had the privilege of visiting vessels and spending time with crews at sea - seeing first-hand the skill, teamwork and dedication that goes into their work every day. From navigating operations onboard to welcoming us onto their vessels and sharing their knowledge, it’s a side of the industry that isn’t always visible, but plays a vital role across the value chain. Today is a moment to acknowledge the contribution of seafarers - and the people behind it. #SeafoodFromNorway #OriginMatters #SustainableSeafood #NorwegianSeafood​ #InternationalDayOfTheSeafarer

How do sustainable credentials influence consumer purchasing decisions in the UK? In this short clip from the NO-UK Seafood Summit, Mike Warner from A Passion for Seafood shares valuable insights into consumer behaviour around sustainability, and how seafood producers and retailers can do more to shift the perceptions and win shoppers over. This is the second in the series of insight-led interviews with industry stakeholders, to be released over the coming months. More to come - stay tuned. #SeafoodFromNorway #OriginMatters #NorwayUKSeafoodSummit2026 #SeafoodIndustry #IndustryVoices

What does sustainable seafood look like for a fish & chip shop? This week, the winners of the National Fish & Chip Awards travelled to Ålesund to see it first-hand onboard the frozen-at-sea vessel Geir. For many operators, frozen-at-sea cod and haddock are at the heart of their menus. Seeing how it’s caught, processed and frozen onboard, within an hour, brings a completely different level of understanding. From responsible fishing practices to quality control at sea, the visit showed exactly how consistency, traceability and sustainability are built in from the very start. Another highlight was meeting Norway’s Minister of Fisheries and Ocean Policy, reinforcing how this approach is supported at every level, from vessel to government. Trips like this are about more than experience - they give operators the confidence to talk about the product they serve, with real knowledge of its origin. Because when you understand the journey, you understand the value. #SeafoodFromNorway #OriginMatters #SustainableSeafood #NorwegianSeafood #NationalFishAndChipAwards

Happy International Sushi Day! While sushi is a centuries-old Japanese tradition, the use of raw salmon is a more recent addition introduced by Norway in the 1980s. Today, salmon is one of the most popular sushi toppings in the UK, with sustainably sourced Norwegian salmon known for its quality, freshness and great taste. Celebrate with Norwegian salmon sushi today. Follow the link in our bio to read more about this incredible origin story. #NorwegianSalmon #SeafoodFromNorway #OriginMatters #SustainableSeafood #NorwegianSeafood #SalmonFromNorway #InternationalSushiDay

Fish and chips will always be rooted in tradition, close to the nation's heart, despite recent challenges. But what if there was a new path to growth for fish and chip shops that allowed operators to attract new customers while still serving up the classic fish supper? The growing influence of street food presents a clear growth opportunity for fish and chip operators and a chance to demonstrate value through menu innovation. The recent NSC Inspiration Day saw Michelin-starred chef Simon Hulstone show how operators can create bold specials and global flavour twists that complement the classic fish-and-chip serves their customers love. Street food specials created on the day included crispy haddock hotdogs, poppadom-encrusted saithe and nori-wrapped tempura cod. But with street-food-style eating identified as a summer trend, the opportunities to expand into seafood-led global cuisines are seemingly endless. What will you serve? 👉 Read the full story via the link #SeafoodFromNorway #OriginMatters #SustainableSeafood #SeafoodNews #FishandChips #NorwegianSeafood

Happy National Fish & Chip Day! Today, we celebrate an iconic British favourite - and the hardworking operators who bring quality and freshness to every plate and takeaway box. Fish and chips are synonymous with British culture, and Norwegian cod and haddock play a key role thanks to their responsible sourcing, consistent quality and great flavour. Let’s raise a chip fork to the teams at the fryer, the passion behind every portion, and an effortlessly timeless dish. #SeafoodFromNorway #OriginMatters #FishandChips #NorwegianSeafood #NationalFishandChipDay

From flavour-packed, inspirational dishes created by chef Simon Hulstone to elegant canapés served at the Norwegian Ambassador's Residence, Inspiration Day was full of ideas to spark menu development across the sector. Throughout the seafood showcase, guests explored different ways to use Norwegian cod, haddock and saithe, with a focus on flavour, quality and versatility. A strong reminder of how premium seafood can bring both creativity and consistency to menus, delivering dishes that stand out, while still working in busy kitchens. #SeafoodFromNorway #OriginMatters #SustainableSeafood #NorwegianSeafood​ #InspirationDay2026

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