Seafood from Scotland

Seafood from Scotland A collaborative project aimed at maximising opportunities for Scottish seafood. Scottish seafood! It’s fresh, wild and delicious!

In demand all around the globe, from Hong Kong to Abu Dhabi, Paris and Milan, sustainable seafood from the cold clear seas of Scotland, is the perfect versatile choice for the world’s best chefs. Such impressive credentials make seafood from Scotland a natural choice to proudly partner the World Association of Chefs Societies’ World Culinary Competitions (2012 – 2016), as well as a former Associat

e Member to Bocuse d’Or in 2011. Scotland is one of Europe’s largest seafood producers, with oil rich, whitefish and shellfish sectors, as well as one of the world’s largest farmed salmon industries. Scottish fishermen land more than 65 different species, from hake, monkfish and John Dory, to langoustine, lobster and crab, all of which are responsibly caught, carefully handled, and landed fresh to market. These men continue a traditional way of life, which supports many coastal communities around a rugged beautiful coastline. The Scottish fishing industry participates in innovative pioneering fishing schemes, to ensure that fish stocks are preserved for future generations, whilst the supply chain is one of the most highly regulated in Europe. This ensures the safety and traceability of all seafood products and reassurance for you and your customers. Isn’t it time you joined the growing number of chefs enjoying the fruits of our seas? “Scottish seafood rightly has a reputation for being some of the best in the world, and it’s right on our doorstep!” Mark Greenaway, Restaurant Mark Greenaway, Edinburgh. For more information about Scottish Seafood visit www.seafoodscotland.org or to help find your nearest supply, contact the Seafood Scotland team on 0131 557 9344.

Smoked, salted, pickled? How do you like your herring? 🐟🎣 1. An abundance of whole, fresh silver darlings on offer at th...
14/06/2026

Smoked, salted, pickled? How do you like your herring? 🐟

🎣 1. An abundance of whole, fresh silver darlings on offer at the fish market
🔪 3. The prep work begins on the latest catch
🐟 4. A stellar stock of freshly filleted herring at
🌶️ 5. cooks up chilli-pickled Scottish herring supplied by
🍽️ 6. A taste of rollmop & sweet cured herring in the classic seafood platter at

From pot to plate, lobster season has landed in Scotland, and we can think of more than a few very delicious ways to cel...
10/06/2026

From pot to plate, lobster season has landed in Scotland, and we can think of more than a few very delicious ways to celebrate (or should we say shell-ebrate?) 🦞

📸 Stunning whole Scottish lobster for , fished by the fantastic .Electric.Lobster.Fisherman ⚡️

07/06/2026

“Salty like the sea” is how does it 🌟When it comes to cooking shellfish, properly salting your boiling water is the trick to bringing out the best flavour from your Scottish seafood 🦀

The waters are warming up as we head into June, with prime fishing season reaching our shores for shellfish favourites b...
03/06/2026

The waters are warming up as we head into June, with prime fishing season reaching our shores for shellfish favourites brown crab and lobster. Flat fish are in abundance, with megrim, plaice and turbot all peaking at this time of year ⚓️

And you should find more herring, hake, lemon sole, and squid on the fresh fish counters over the coming month 🐟

31/05/2026

Fancy cooking with Scottish cod cheeks? You need to ‘treat them like meat’ according to Michelin-starred chef Adam Smith 👀

When it comes to preparing the cheeks, it’s the way you cut them that makes all the difference…

There’s a long list of reasons Scottish turbot is a favourite in professional kitchens, earning its nickname as the ’kin...
25/05/2026

There’s a long list of reasons Scottish turbot is a favourite in professional kitchens, earning its nickname as the ’king of the sea’. The firm, buttery flesh is meaty enough to grill or roast, has a delicate, slightly sweet flavour and holds sauces beautifully 👏

And we don’t do things by halves here in Scotland. Check out the size of these stunning turbots.

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