Frozen at Sea Fillets Association - Members

Members

There are approximately 65 vessels operated by companies based in Norway (10), Iceland(22), Faeroe Islands (3), UK (2), Russia (20), Germany (4), France (1) and Spain (3). The numbers may vary from time to time during the year as vessels switch to different species or processes.

FASFA's members benefit from the collective promotion of 'frozen at sea' fillets by all members of the chain, right through from catchers to importers and distributors.

Members are given access to all UK distribution channels and information on industry news, particularly in UK's Fish & Chip shop sector. As an international body covering all sectors of the industry, FASFA members hope to have a greater influence than they would as an individual organisation.

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