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Canada’s winter lobster season challenged by bad weather, weak landings, low quality

Lobster landings are down as much as 20% on the Nova Scotia coast and prices are staying high at the docks, sources said

By Barb Dean-Simmons | Jan. 10, 2025 13:16 GMT
North American lobster. Image from Libin Jose / Shutterstock.
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Harvesters in Canada's largest lobster fishery continue to be challenged by weather and low catches as the season enters its second month, keeping prices at the dock higher than usual [...]

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