Nomad Ensures Britons Can Keep Eating Fish Sticks After Brexit

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Forget about continental specialties like foie gras or Wienerschnitzel, or the Champagne toasts. Yet even if the U.K. leaves the European Union without a deal, there’ll be plenty of that British staple, fish sticks, on the menu.

Nomad Foods Ltd., which sells frozen fish and vegetables under the Bird’s Eye brand and other labels, said it’s building stocks of fish sticks -- known in Britain as fish fingers and often served for school lunch with peas and carrots -- to eight weeks from five weeks to prepare for a chaotic Brexit.