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PEI processors, fishermen express concern about seafood industry labor shortage

Processors, fishermen worry about rural Prince Edward Island not having a large enough local supply of workers to meet increasing international demand for seafood

By Undercurrent News | July 30, 2015 18:17 BST
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Rural Prince Edward Island doesn’t have a large enough local supply of workers to meet international demand for seafood, the PEI Seafood Processors Association said, CBC News reported [...]

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