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Molluscs are animals with a soft body and no spine. Molluscs are often covered with a shell. Many molluscs live in water. Examples of molluscs include; Clams, Cockles, Oysters and Cuttlefish.
Mussels
Mussels are produced in many areas around the UK, including Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Cornwall and Devon. With the exception of Scottish cultivated...
Native Oysters
Native Oysters have a season to purchase from 1st September to 30th April, the rest of the year they are spawning. Native Oysters are usually harve...
Rock Oysters
There are many brands of the Pacific Rock Oyster species, all of which are visually different, and on most occasions the taste is affected by the a...
Cockles
Cockles are a Benthic (sea bed residing), crustacean, found in saltwater. Cockles are hand gathered or light dredged and MSC certification is avail...
Clams – Palourde
Clams – Palourde are also known as Carpet Shell Clams. Clams are molluscs and are cultivated on the South Coast of the UK, in the North East ...
Razor Clam
Razor clams are so called because their shape resembles a cut-throat razor. They are typically collected by hand. Razor Clams are usually availab...