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Worry grows in Atlantic Canada oyster industry over MSX outbreak

The disease multinuclear sphere (MSX) has been found in wild oyster samples in Prince Edward Island's Bedeque Bay, the Canada Food Inspection Agency has confirmed

By Barb Dean-Simmons | July 19, 2024 16:01 BST
Prince Edward Island oysters. Photo from PEI Aquaculture Alliance Facebook page.
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Oyster farmers around Atlantic Canada are growing more anxious following the discovery of a parasitic disease on the southern shore of Prince Edward Island (PEI) [...]

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