Why Don’t The British Eat Seafood?

Nicholas H. Simpson
5 min readJul 18, 2021

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The UK is an island nation surrounded by sea. Why don’t British people eat as much fish as those in other countries?

The UK is an island surrounded by some of the coldest, deepest, most pristine fishing waters in the world. The North Sea contains huge stocks of cod, herring and other species. Brown crab, scallops, and salmon grown in UK waters are considered among the best globally in terms of quality…

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Nicholas H. Simpson

PhD candidate, language geek living and working in South Korea. All about UK culture, Korean life, cross-cultural differences and English language.