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Buyers tell lobster producers in Nova Scotia, PEI to slow down

Nova Scotia fishermen have been told there is too much lobster, while PEI fishermen are being told there is a shortage of labor in processing plants

By Undercurrent News | June 3, 2014 15:50 BST
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The lobster fishery in Nova Scotia has come to a standstill, and some Prince Edward Island fishermen have been told to tie up their boats, CBC News reported [...]

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