Seven young chefs have been selected as finalists for the Inspired by Seafood award for the Sydney Fish Market NSW Seafood Excellence Awards 2011. Next week these inspiring young chefs will cut, stir and sizzle their way through the Seafood Showdown to be held at Sydney Seafood School on Wednesday, 29 June 2011.Apprentice chefs from across NSW and ACT were challenged to create a unique and inspiring recipe utilising the sumptuous New Zealand Regal King Salmon, and they have not disappointed! Roberta... ...Read more »

Sydney Fish Market Pty Ltd announced today that subject to the finalisation of a Deed of Agreement with the NSW Government, a $40 million redevelopment of Sydney Fish Market will take place in partnership with the Government, over the next two years.  “In short, I’m stoked!” said Grahame Turk, Managing Director of Sydney Fish Market Pty Ltd. “This is great news for seafood lovers and tourists. The redevelopment will improve our visitors’ experience by providing increased... ...Read more »

The Sydney Fish Market has opened its doors on their annual 36-hour Seafood Marathon, with Sydneysiders flocking to the market to get their essential Christmas supplies. Sydneysiders are expected to buy, on average, almost 1,000 oysters, 93kg of Snapper and 83kg of prawns every minute. The marathon began at 5am today and concludes at 5pm on Christmas Eve. With over 80,000 shoppers expected to descend on the Sydney Fish Market during the event, Louise Nock, Marketing and Communications Manager for... ...Read more »

The Sydney Fish Market hosted the Seafood Excellence Awards at Star City Grand Ballroom on Saturday to highlight outstanding achievements in Australia’s world class seafood industry. With fourteen award categories, no aspect of the state’s vibrant seafood trade went unnoticed, with awards ranging from industry judged categories including Environmental Excellence, Seafood Business Awards and Best Seafood Restaurant, to the People’s Choice Awards for Best Fish and Chips (Sydney and... ...Read more »

A dozen Federal workplace inspectors will converge on the Sydney Fish Markets at Pyrmont today to ensure workers are being paid properly. The Federal Workplace Ombudsman advised that employers will be randomly audited as part of its national campaign targeting the food services sector. Inspectors are checking on almost 1000 businesses around Australia, including retail and wholesale poultry and seafood suppliers, grocers, smallgoods stores, bakeries, butchers, dairy producers, coffee shops and take-away... ...Read more »