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Nova Scotia lobster processor won’t open over fear of low catches

'Riverside Lobster is not running this fall season because of what is happening in the industry, with lower lobster catches, therefore affecting processing facilities' -- Rachelle Gagnon, Champlain Seafood

By Undercurrent News | Nov. 17, 2023 15:40 GMT
From Riverside Lobster's website.
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Riverside Lobster, a processor and exporter located in Southwest Nova Scotia, will not operate when Canada's largest lobster season opens in just a few weeks, Saltwire News reports [...]

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