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China-focused exporter to open $11m plant in heart of Canada’s biggest lobster fishing zone

'China's not trying to take over this lobster industry. China is trying to help this lobster industry' -- Jim He on the purchase of a new processing plant in Nova Scotia

By Undercurrent News | Dec. 1, 2022 16:03 GMT
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Jim He, a China-focused lobster exporter, will open a new CAD 15 million ($11.1m) processing plant on Cape Sable Island, on the southern tip of the province Nova Scotia and right in the middle of Canada's largest lobster fishing areas (33 and 34), the CBC reports. [...]

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