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
Additional seafood shipment sent to the team camp as Norway's World Cup nutrition strategy continues to attract international attention
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.
One of Scotland’s best-loved roadside stops is now officially one of the UK’s top fish and chip shops.
The Real Food Café, based in Tyndrum, has won the Environment and Sustainable Business category at the National Fish and Chip Awards – organised by the National Federation of Fish Friers and sponsored by Seafood from Norway – cementing its place among Britain’s top 15 chippies.
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Collaboration, innovation and sustainability were at the heart of discussions at the Norwegian Seafood Council’s annual arena for influential industry voicesA record number of industry leaders gathered on Tuesday at the historic Fishmongers’ Hall in London for the 2026 edition of the Norway–UK Seafood Summit, hosted by the Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC).This annual gathering has become a vital pl
Seafood from Norway has announced that vessel Geir will host the esteemed winners from this year’s National Fish and Chip Awards.
A group of the UK’s most promising chefs and influential culinary figures travelled to Norway for an immersive educational experience designed to inspire and inform the next generation of hospitality leaders.
Renowned chef and Norwegian Seafood Council ambassador Michel Roux shares his passion for Norway, its skrei cod and sustainable seafood.
Seafood from Norway, in collaboration with Chef Publishing, staged a seafood takeover at this year’s Chef HQ at HRC. The event invited celebrated chefs, industry experts, and stakeholders to showcase and enjoy the versatility and premium quality of seafood from Norway.
A popular Welsh fish and chip operator has been crowned the winner of the Environment & Sustainable Business Award at this year’s National Fish & Chip Awards. Finney’s in Benllech, Anglesey, triumphed over finalists Pisces in Wirral and Two Gate Fisheries in Barnsley, securing the top prize for its outstanding commitment to responsible sourcing and sustainable business practices.
Norwegian Seafood Council (NSC), which proudly represents Seafood from Norway, has announced the relaunch of its “Explore” campaign.
Aimed to excite the tastebuds of UK consumers and expand their seafood repertoire, the campaign will run from September through to November. This follows the brand's recent announcement of a partnership with global football superstar Erling Haaland, ha
As part of its mission to support and nurture the next generation of UK chefs, Seafood from Norway (SfN), proudly represented by the Norwegian Seafood Council and sponsor of the Craft Guild of Chefs Young National Chef of the Year (YNCOTY) competition, recently attended the highly anticipated finalist Mentor Day, alongside long-term SfN chef partner Simon Hulstone from the Michelin-starred re
The Norwegian Seafood Council, proudly representing Seafood from Norway, along with Norwegian Frozen at Sea, welcomed the UK’s leading fish and chip shops and a number of key industry stakeholders to Ålesund, Norway as part of an educational study trip to showcase responsibly sourced cod and haddock – the two most popular species used by British fish and chip shops.
Seafood has been a part of my upbringing and my diet growing up. Norwegian seafood, the world’s best, still has a natural place in my life. The Norwegian Seafood Council does a tremendous job showcasing knowledge and inspiration about tasty, healthy, and sustainable seafood globally and back home in Norway. It was only natural for me to enter this partnership, says Erling Braut Haaland.
The Norway-UK Seafood Summit, organised by the Norwegian Seafood Council, returned to Fishmonger's Hall, London, on 27 February 2023, following a two-year break due to the pandemic. The Summit drew nearly 200 stakeholders from the seafood sector and related industries, where the two countries reaffirmed their commitment to strengthen and develop seafood trade, with sustainability in mind.