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ASP calls out alleged 'intimidation' of crab harvesters who want to fish for $2.20 per pound - Vimarsana News

ASP calls out alleged 'intimidation' of crab harvesters who want to fish for $2.20 per pound

Jeff Loder of the Association of Seafood Producers is calling on the fisheries union to start the snow crab season despite low prices.

Source: cbc.ca
Grieg preparing for first N.L. salmon harvest, but its processing plan is causing waves - Vimarsana News

Grieg preparing for first N.L. salmon harvest, but its processing plan is causing waves

The newest player in the Newfoundland and Labrador aquaculture industry plans to harvest its first market-sized fish from Placentia Bay this fall, but Grieg's surprising plan for processing that salmon is raising eyebrows.

Source: cbc.ca
With crab season on the line, seafood producers' association digs in its heels on price - Vimarsana News

With crab season on the line, seafood producers' association digs in its heels on price

The trade association that represents Newfoundland and Labrador's seafood processors says each day fishermen keep their boats tied up in the hopes of getting a better crab price is only making an already dire season worse.

Source: cbc.ca
Crab season is open, but N.L.'s fishermen are staying on land — and demanding a better price - Vimarsana News

Crab season is open, but N.L.'s fishermen are staying on land — and demanding a better price

On Tuesday morning, crab fishermen in St. John's were checking their equipment, touching up paint, loading in supplies — everything except getting out on the water and fishing.

Source: cbc.ca
Newfoundland crab fleets say they won't fish for $2.20 a pound as price panel makes its choice - Vimarsana News

Newfoundland crab fleets say they won't fish for $2.20 a pound as price panel makes its choice

Plant workers worry about impacts on jobs if season is delayed for weeks