BIM's Seafood Education Program for Kids
BIM, Irelands seafood development agency, launches a new program to educate school kids about the seafood journey, from ocean to plate. Part of the Seafood Academy, it aims to boost local seafood industries. Hands-on lessons from expert fishmongers will be held in classrooms, covering production, supply, preparation, and consumption. Backed by the Irish government and EU, the program starts nationwide in March, fostering a deeper connection to local seafood.
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