The two-day programme this June will focus on digitalisation, robotics, genetics, feed innovation and low-trophic aquaculture, as part of the wider conference and trade event.
Eligible projects include seafood processing, port infrastructure, workforce development and coastal regeneration, with dedicated backing available for small-scale fishers.
The Marine Conservation Society’s revised seafood sustainability ratings leave no recommended option for UK-caught cod, suggesting alternatives such as hake, some haddock and farmed shellfish.
MMO Chair said Elysia McCaffrey's leadership will be key to ensuring the organization continues to support the development of a sustainable blue economy for the future.
