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 tool access right now to pull the very latest updates. Here’s what I can share based on recent publicly available information about Celtic Fish & Game.
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Celtic Fish & Game is a family-run Cornish business based in St Ives, offering fresh fish, shellfish, and a range of game, with next-day nationwide delivery highlighted on their site [About Us page]. This aligns with their emphasis on local sourcing and traceability of products [About Us page].[7]
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They have a listing in Companies House indicating active status and historical accounts, with financial data showing activity through 2024 and confirmation statements in 2025. This suggests ongoing operations and formal company governance [Companies House record].[1][4]
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Local and regional press and trade features describe their activities around fish, game, and smoked products, with a focus on Cornwall and Devon supply chains and on-site processing capabilities (smokehouse and on-site processing described in related profiles) [Taste of the West profile; Greenbank Hotel interview].[2][3]
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Their online presence emphasizes a broad offering beyond fish and game, including local produce, spices, and home delivery services, with a narrative of adapting via deliveries during lockdown and continuing to serve nationwide customers [In Conversation With article; About Us page].[3][7]
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