Young's Bluecrest
Young's Bluecrest is a prominent British company specializing in the production and distribution of seafood products. The company, originally known as Young's Seafood, merged with Bluecrest in 1999 to form the entity now known as Young's Bluecrest.
History[edit | edit source]
Young's Seafood was established in 1805 in Grimsby, a major seaport in England. The company initially focused on the processing of traditional British fish such as cod and haddock. In 1999, Young's Seafood merged with Bluecrest, a company known for its prawn products, to form Young's Bluecrest.
Products[edit | edit source]
Young's Bluecrest offers a wide range of seafood products. These include traditional British fish such as cod and haddock, as well as prawns, salmon, and tuna. The company also produces a variety of ready meals, including fish and chips, fish pie, and fish fingers.
Sustainability[edit | edit source]
Young's Bluecrest is committed to sustainability. The company sources its seafood from sustainable fisheries and works to minimize its environmental impact. It is a member of the Marine Stewardship Council (MSC), an international non-profit organization that promotes sustainable fishing practices.
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