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Quin-Sea lobster operation shutdown over ‘overcrowding’ concerns

The plant has seen the loss of thousands of pounds of lobster as a result of overcrowding conditions, the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation has reported

By Undercurrent News | May 30, 2018 16:52 BST
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Quin-Sea Fisheries, a Canadian division of Royal Greenland, said it is working closely with authorities to address the conditions at a lobster processing facility in Newfoundland & Labrador that led to the operation being closed on Tuesday [...]

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