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What are food foraging laws in the UK. Can i forage food and sell it online?

I collect a lot of wild oysters from the sea during the summer for myself to eat. Also come autumn I collect a large amount of porcini (ceps) mushrooms. As I am able to find so many each year I was thinking of starting up an online business, advertising the sale of wild oysters and porcini mushrooms to sell in my local area. Are there any laws preventing me from doing this? Would I be able to setup an online business?

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