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Low prices mar PEI spring lobster season 

After losing the crucial first two weeks of the season, fishermen saw a glut of lobsters, pulling in more than buyers would take

By Undercurrent News | July 8, 2020 16:27 BST
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The spring lobster season on the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island (PEI) saw fishermen hit by low prices and labor shortages in plants, due to the coronavirus pandemic, reports CBC.  [...]

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