Seafood offers such a rich diversity of delicious protein and memorable eating experiences that it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that it’s...
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Aquaculture – already one of the world’s fastest food production sectors – is also in the midst of a technological revolution, with an...
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As a food category, fish and seafood continues to fare extremely well in what is a constantly evolving consumer landscape. Amid society’s soaring...
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Since January 2026, every consignment of wild-caught seafood entering the European Union has to pass through CATCH – the EU’s new digital platform for catch certificates. It’s a real step forward for the industry: offering better traceability, stronger controls against seafood fraud and illegal fishing, and a single standardised way to verify where seafood actually comes from. (more…)
Over the years, the lobster roll has become one of the most iconic street food dishes in the world. What began as a simple meal for fishermen on the East Coast of the United States is now a classic high-end dish served by both food trucks and fine dining restaurants alike. This delicious sandwich is also rapidly gaining popularity in Europe. (more…)
Few seafood sectors have scaled as rapidly as mussel aquaculture. Global production now exceeds two million tonnes annually. While China leads in total output, Chile has carved out a powerful position as the world’s foremost exporter. (more…)
While hake has long had culinary strongholds, especially in southern Europe, the rising price of cod has meant that more mainstream whitefish distributors are turning to hake to help fill the gap. (more…)
At Pittman Seafoods, we always strive for the highest quality, from product to packaging. Our UHP lobster is one of the top products in our range: best loved for its sweet, juicy flavour as its ease of use. Now this outstanding product is getting a new look: a sustainable cardboard box that reflects our environmentally conscious DNA in every way, without affecting the high quality we’re known for. (more…)
Pittman Seafoods has welcomed the opportunity to take part in a new EU initiative that aims to boost seaweed production – and consumption – across Europe. (more…)
According to Superior Health Council dietary guidelines, we should favour minimally processed or unprocessed foods. Consumers also tend to automatically associate the words ‘raw’, ‘natural’ and ‘additive-free’ with healthy food. Yet processed foods aren’t always detrimental to our health. A clear distinction between unprocessed, processed and ultra-processed foods is essential to prevent misunderstandings and erroneous conclusions. (more…)
Pittman Seafoods looks back on a successful year in which our sustainable strategy played a key role. As a family business with a rich history, we believe we can make a substantial contribution to a better world through sustainable food. On that front, 2024 was a milestone for us. (more…)
Demand for salmon continues to soar, but – unfortunately – there are limited places where conditions are suitable for traditional net pen farms. As a result, a growing number of companies are establishing indoor facilities where, in theory, ideal growing conditions can be created, even in locations well beyond the natural range of the species. (more…)
Consumers are showing more and more interest in sustainably farmed fish. Although you can’t tell by looking at the fish itself, you can tell by the quality label. Learn how to check whether your fish is sustainably farmed or caught during this year’s Sustainable Seafood Week, from 23 to 29 September. (more…)
