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Newhaven Seafood Hub

Newhaven, nestled on the East Sussex coast at the mouth of the River Ouse, is a historic port with a strong maritime tradition. It serves as a vital hub for commercial fishing, supporting a local fleet and contributing significantly to the regional seafood economy.

Newhaven tide times today

• Low water 05:59 (-2.3 m)
• High water 12:00 (+2.9 m)
• Low water 18:17 (-2.4 m)

UK time. Heights relative to mean sea level, not chart datum. Not for navigation.

Weather and sea conditions at Newhaven

9°C, rain; wind N 7 knots (force 3), gusts 14 knots; pressure 1002 hPa, steady; visibility moderate (4.6 km); waves 1 m; sea temperature 13.5°C.

7-day sea forecast for Newhaven

Day	Highest waves	Wind	Conditions
Wed 11 Nov	1 m	F3 N, gusts 16 kt	Moderate
Thu 12 Nov	1 m	F4 N, gusts 25 kt	Moderate
Fri 13 Nov	0.8 m	F3 N, gusts 15 kt	Moderate
Sat 14 Nov	0.6 m	F2 E, gusts 11 kt	Moderate
Sun 15 Nov	0.6 m	F2 S, gusts 11 kt	Moderate
Mon 16 Nov	1.3 m	F4 SW, gusts 21 kt	Moderate
Tue 17 Nov	2.6 m	F4 SW, gusts 24 kt	Rough

History

Newhaven's fishing heritage dates back centuries, evolving from a small fishing village to a significant port. Its strategic location on the English Channel has long made it important for cross-Channel trade and fishing, playing a role in supplying fresh catches to London and the South East.

Key Species

The port is known for landings of Dover sole, plaice, cod, sea bass, and various shellfish including crabs and lobsters.

Trade Role

Newhaven's seafood is primarily sold to local fishmongers, restaurants, and wholesalers. There is also a direct-to-consumer market, and some catches contribute to broader UK distribution networks.

Seafood Businesses near Newhaven

Species at Newhaven

🐟 Cod · 🐟 Plaice · 🐟 Sole · 🐟 Sea Bass

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