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Other Media | Fishing Industries: BIM urges Irish companies to familiarize themselves with new marketing processes with UK

(REPUBLIC OF IRELAND, 1/8/2021)

The Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM), Ireland's seafood development agency, has appealed to all seafood companies trading to the UK or through the UK, no matter how small their operations, to continue to familiarize themselves with the impacts of any new rules or processes that affect their operations and supply chains.

Jim O'Toole, CEO of BIM, recognized the double challenge that the COVID-19 pandemic and t... (More Info)

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