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Cleanup started at Royal Greenland’s fire-damaged Canadian plant

Two months after fire caused major damage to Royal Greenland's Canadian factory Fruits de mer 'Est du Quebec, cleanup of the site has started

By Undercurrent News | June 7, 2024 15:08 BST
Cleanup has begun at the Royal Greenland factory in Quebec, Canada, following an April fire that destroyed a large part of the property. Photo from Radio Canada
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Two months after fire caused major damage at Royal Greenland's Canadian factory, Fruits de mer 'Est du Quebec, cleanup of the site has started, reports Radio Canada, CBC's news service in the Canadian province of Quebec [...]

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