The Normandy Regional Committee for Fisheries and Marine Farming (CRPMEM) and Normandie Fraîcheur Mer (NFM) have suspended the MSC certification for the whelk fishery in Granville Bay due to the impacts of climate change on the species. Rising summer temperatures are causing mortality, feeding cessation, and reduced reproductive capacity in the whelk, leading to a sharp decline in the resource. The suspension is not a reflection of the sustainable management practices implemented by the fishing companies, but a call to action on the need to recognize the impacts of climate change on marine resources.