Seafood and fishery products are very fragile commodities with a short shelf-life as the consequence of organoleptic and microbiological qualities quick deterioration. Spoilage, resulting from microbial growth and activity, is responsible for up to 25% of food losses in post-harvest and industry1. In this context and to meet the consumer’s demand for minimally processed food, developing mild preserving technologies such as biopreservation, represents a crucial challenge. In this work, we studied the impact of 6 lactic acid bacteria (LAB), selected by Wiernasz et al. (2017)2, used as bioprotective agents on dill Gravlax microbial ecosystem, organoleptic properties and volatilome.