Grimsby , often known as , is a historic port town located on the south bank of the Humber Estuary in Lincolnshire, England. Once the world’s leading fishing port, the town is now transitioning into a center for renewable energy and food processing. Historical Foundations

: Following the decline of the fishing industry due to the Cod Wars and EU quotas, Grimsby pivoted to food processing. It currently handles about 70% of all fish processing in the UK and is home to over 500 food-related companies.

: During WWII, Grimsby’s Royal Dock served as the UK’s largest base for minesweeper trawlers. The hazardous duty cost the lives of 2,385 men in the Patrol Service. Industrial Evolution