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District News, July 9 2021 - Campbeltown Courier

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Happy as clams at Tarbert - Argyllshire Advertiser

Argyllshire Advertiser We value our content, so access to our full site is only available on subscription. Your subscription entitles you to 7-day-a-week access to our website, plus a full digital copy of that week’s paper to read on your pc/mac or mobile device. And there’s more – your subscription includes access to digital archive copies from 2006 onwards. Already a subscriber? After a year of lockdown, a trip to visit Loch Fyne Seafarms must have felt incredible for Tarbert Academy primary school pupils. The Tarbert-based firm invited classes for a tour, so P1 and P2 pupils went along  on Tuesday June 22 – and they had a great time.

Live farm animal exports to mainland EU at a standstill post-Brexit

Livestock and live shellfish exports from the UK to mainland Europe are at a standstill as producers struggle with post-Brexit transport conditions. In 2019, excluding lamb and cattle traded between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, a combined 31,000 cattle, sheep and goats were exported from the UK to the EU mainland. About 5% would have been exported for fattening for slaughter and the rest for breeding, the National Farmers’ Union.

Brexit: Seafood industry hails Scottish funding amid crisis | Shetland mission for rocket firm

The seafood sector has welcomed funding for the industry in Scotland as it bids to cope with the impact of Brexit on the back of coranvirus A new £7.75 million funding package will offer support to fishermen, seafood businesses, ports and harbours, the Scottish Government said. The package includes £6.45 million for the Seafood Producers Resilience Fund to provide support to eligible shellfish catchers and producers, in addition to trout farmers who have faced issues exporting to the EU. A further £1 million is available to support the investment plans of ports and harbours faced with a loss of income through landing fees and £300,000 has been awarded to the Fishermen s Mission for the welfare and emergency support activities to held workers in hardship.

How customers can support the Scottish fishing industry as it battles Brexit blunders by buying local

Updated: January 21, 2021, 4:52 pm © Shutterstock / Baloncici For brilliant recipes, the best of local produce, fresh ideas and insight, subscribe to our weekly Food and Drink Newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Food and Drink Newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up As the Scottish fishing industry continues to battle to get its produce to EU markets, we highlight who will deliver fresh seafood to your door. There’s no denying Scotland’s fishing and shellfish industries are facing challenges like never before as a result of the Brexit border delays which have been affecting routes to market since before the deal was officially signed off at the tail end of 2020.

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