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New Brunswick lobster harvesters decline to fish amid low prices

LFA 25 produced 9,259t of lobster in 2020, nearly 10% of Canada's total 95,928t that year

By Undercurrent News | Aug. 19, 2022 17:03 BST
Credit: Oscar C. Williams/Shutterstock.com
Credit: Oscar C. Williams/Shutterstock.com
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Some 250 lobster harvesters in the Canadian province of New Brunswick declined to go fishing on Thursday, Aug. 18 in response to what they believe are inadequate prices for their catch. [...]

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