In Conversation With: Celtic Fish and Game
Head Chef Bobby Southworth caught up with Naomi from Celtic Fish & Game, to discuss all things Cornish fish at The Greenbank.
greenbank-hotel.co.ukI don’t have live updates right now, but I can summarize what’s publicly known about Celtic Fish & Game from recent available sources.
Latest publicly available bits
- Celtic Fish & Game is a family-run Cornish fish and seafood business offering next-day nationwide delivery, with a broad product range beyond fish to include shellfish, meats, and pantry items. This aligns with their stated mission of delivering fresh Cornish produce to hotels, restaurants, and private customers.[3]
- The company has been active since at least 2020, with ongoing activity and notices related to company details and filings in public business registries; they have reported turnover and asset data in recent filings, indicating ongoing operations and governance changes over the years.[1]
- Local media and industry interviews from 2024 discuss their supply model, emphasis on freshness (short delivery timelines from catch to customer), and a diverse portfolio of around 35+ species plus shellfish, which helps differentiate their offering from larger supermarkets.[2]
What this means for you
- If you’re tracking Celtic Fish & Game for business, investment, or partnership purposes, expect ongoing routine regulatory filings and activity typical of small, family-run food businesses in the UK; you may want to review their latest confirmation statements and accounts for up-to-date financials.[1]
- For consumer interest, the core value propositions remain: local Cornish sourcing, fast delivery, and a broad catalog of local seafood and related goods, including both fresh and prepared options.[3]
Would you like me to look up the very latest updates from official registries or their own site, and provide direct links? I can also summarize any specific aspect (e.g., product range, delivery areas, or service terms) if you specify what you need.[2][1][3]