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Fire hits mussel farmer backed by Canadian investment giant

Atlantic Aqua Farms, a seller of mussels, oysters and clams based in the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island, has suffered significant fire damage

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 6, 2021 17:32 GMT
Mussels from Prince Edward Island, Canada. Photograph from Legal Sea Foods.
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Atlantic Aqua Farms (AAF), the largest grower of live mussels in North America, has suffered severe fire damage at a plant on the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island, the CBC reports.  [...]

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