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Nova Scotia industry seeks moratorium on new lobster processing, buyer licences

The industry wants to prevent construction of new plants and lobster pounds, and also make existing licences transferable and sellable

By Undercurrent News | March 7, 2017 09:51 GMT
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The seafood industry in Nova Scotia, Canada, is seeking a moratorium on issuing new buyer and processor licences for lobster, to prevent construction of new plants and lobster pounds, reports CBC News.  [...]

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