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Up to 20 Canadian seafood plants at risk from wildfires

'When you have a lot of inventory that's worth millions of dollars, that's critical and it's a big concern for our members who have those facilities' -- Osborne Burke, Seafood Alliance of Nova Scotia

By Undercurrent News | June 5, 2023 14:52 BST
Nova Scotia. Image from SevenMaps / Shutterstock.
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As many as 20 seafood processing and storage facilities on the southwest coast of Nova Scotia are at risk of being consumed by a fire raging in the Canadian province, the CBC reported on Friday (June 2).  [...]

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