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Victorian Seafood. Heart and Soul.

 
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Why buy
Victorian Seafood?

see the places. meet the people. taste the difference.

The bountiful waters off Victorian shores have fed people living around the coast for tens of thousands of years. A fishing industry sprung up on our shores shortly after settlement, catching fish using traditional methods to feed the fledgling colony. Almost 200 years later that industry continues to feed local people, bringing in fish and seafood from just offshore to miles out to sea under the watchful eyes of State and Federal government authorities and working to strict quotas and guidelines. There are also inland fishers working the lakes and rivers catching eel while a growing aquaculture sector sees shellfish grown in sheltered waters off the coast and freshwater fish and crustaceans raised in ponds and dams inland.

THE FISHERS

Meet the amazing fishers who catch Victorian Seafood.

THE FISHMONGERS

From “just off the boat”, to bustling markets and specialty fishmongers - here are all the places you can buy Victorian Seafood.

HOW TO BUY & PREPARE

A guide to choosing the best and freshest seafood and how to look after it once you get home.

HOW TO COOK

A selection of great recipes for you to cook Victorian Seafood at home.

 
 

The Victorian seafood industry is made up of families. Generations of fishers, market traders and fishmongers, from all corners of the globe, their children, and their children’s children.

 

The Fish Shed. From Visualising Maritime Melbourne Series: The Victorian Fisheries industry from boat to plate Project. Image by Project Photographer: Daniel Walton. Project Creator: Curator Valentina Bydanova

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And they all come together at
The Melbourne Seafood Centre.

THE HEART AND SOUL OF VICTORIAN SEAFOOD

 
 

Our Waters

 
 
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A commitment to
ecological sustainability.

The Victorian fishing industry is committed to ecological sustainability, and the sharing of marine resources amongst all stakeholders. This not only protects the ecosystems fishers rely on, but also ensures that professional fishers can continue to supply fresh, high-quality Victorian seafood to Victorian consumers in the long term.

Seafood Industry Victoria believes that the best way to ensure a sustainable future for the marine environment, fisheries resources and Victoria's professional fishers, is to use the best available science and use collaborative and equitable processes to manage fisheries.

Simply put, there are enough fish for everyone when evidence-based and science-based fisheries management decisions are made, and Seafood Industry Victoria plays an important role in the process.

 

 The World Is Your Lobster…

MEET THE SOUTHERN ROCK LOBSTER -
ONE OF THE WORLDS FINEST DELICACIES

 
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