Norway's World Cup team tops up 500kg seafood supply ahead of England quarter-final
Additional seafood shipment sent to the team camp as Norway's World Cup nutrition strategy continues to attract international attention
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From sea to fryer: why provenance is becoming one of the fish and chip sector's strongest tools
Norwegian Seafood Council and industry partners highlight how verified origin, traceability and supply chain transparency are giving operators stronger proof points behind the seafood they serve.
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Street-food-inspired seafood offers a new route to growth for fish and chip shops
Chef-led recipe inspiration showcases how Norwegian whitefish can help fish and chip shops tap into the street-food trend as a route to growth, through simple, versatile formats that attract new customers and demonstrate value through menu innovation.
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Significant opportunity for seafood targeting the “protein boom” using clearer messaging and more convenient formats
With 20% of UK consumers now following a high-protein diet[1] the seafood industry is in a strong position to capitalise on the fast-growing protein category. Insights from the Norwegian Seafood Council’s (NSC) latest research highlight a significant opportunity to better align seafood’s natural nutritional strengths with evolving consumer expectations.
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WHITEHEADS IS NAMED AS THE UK’S MOST SUSTAINABLE FISH AND CHIP SHOP
A popular East Yorkshire chippy has been named the winner of the Environment & Sustainability Award at this year’s National Fish & Chip Awards. Whitehead’s Fish & Chips in Hornsea beat off competition from finalists, Hennighans and Sea Queen Fisheries to take the top prize, being awarded for their outstanding commitment to responsible practices and sourcing.
