Haddock Angel Fillet
FRESH · RETAIL TRAY
The Premier Seafood Family
THE RANGE: FRESH · SMOKED · FROZEN
Fresh from the boat
Landed at Scottish ports, cut, smoked and packed in Musselburgh, and supplied to written specification: retail trays, catering packs and frozen formats.
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The variety: from every ocean
Fish from all over the world
From Scottish day-boat haddock to Mediterranean red mullet, we source an enormous variety of species from ports and farms across the world — landed, graded and handled in Musselburgh to the same exacting standard.
The history: 1962 → today
From One Man and a Van to a Family Legacy
Every great story has humble beginnings. In 1962, Jim Thomson began his journey selling fish from Port Seton harbour, laying the foundations for a family business built on hard work, passion and a deep-rooted connection to the sea.
What began as a small fish shop, alongside barbers and haberdashery businesses, has grown into something truly special.
Today, four generations of the Thomson family carry that legacy forward, combining the values and traditions of the past with the innovation and technology of one of the country’s most modern seafood businesses.


Sixty years on the same coast
1962
Port Seton: the first trade
Jim Thomson begins selling fish from Port Seton, East Lothian. One man, one van, and the start of the family trade.

1990
Five shops: East Lothian & Edinburgh
Jim opens five fishmonger shops across East Lothian and Edinburgh, putting the Thomson name on the high street.

2000
The move to Musselburgh
The business moves along the coast into its own processing facility in Musselburgh, cutting, smoking and packing under one roof.

2022
The new factory
Expansion into the new factory: more kilns, more cold store, more capacity, run by the third & fourth generation of Thomsons.






The factory: Musselburgh, East Lothian
Every fish through one facility
Over the last few years we have invested heavily in our premises here in Musselburgh — now one of the largest and most modern seafood processing plants in the country.

















