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Royal Greenland shutters Quebec shellfish plant after shrimp quota cut

The seafood giant said the decision was prompted by recent cuts to the northern shrimp quota in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, a labor shortage, and low market prices for shrimp, crab and lobster

By Undercurrent News | March 28, 2024 13:36 GMT
The factory in Matane, Quebec, has been owned by Royal Greenland since 2005. Photo from Les Fruits de Mer de l'Est du Quebec-Royal Greenland Facebook page
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