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NOC 94142 · Newfoundland and Labrador
LMIA employers for Fish and seafood plant workers in Newfoundland and Labrador
14 employers · 1,681 approved positions · 2021Q2 to 2026Q1
| Employer | Location | Positions | Latest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barry Group Inc.Low Wage | Corner Brook, NL | 213 | 2026Q1 |
| Barry Group IncLow Wage | Corner Brook, NL | 132 | 2026Q1 |
| Labrador Fishermen's Union Shrimp Company LimitedLow Wage | Lanse Au Loup, NL | 58 | 2026Q1 |
| 3T's LimitedLow Wage | Woody Point, NL | 9 | 2026Q1 |
| Quinlan Brothers Ltd.Low Wage | Bay De Verde, NL | 445 | 2025Q4 |
| Ocean Choice InternationalLow Wage | St. John's, NL | 210 | 2025Q4 |
| Quin-Sea FisheriesLow Wage | St. John's, NL | 187 | 2025Q4 |
| Fogo Island Co-operative Society LimitedLow Wage | Fogo Isalnd, NL | 76 | 2025Q4 |
| Aqua Crab Producers IncLow Wage | Aquaforte, NL | 68 | 2025Q4 |
| Golden Shell Fisheries (2014) LimitedLow Wage | Hickman's Harbour, NL | 102 | 2025Q3 |
| Hermitage Processing Inc. Hermitage NLLow Wage | Hermitage, NL | 12 | 2025Q3 |
| St. Mary's Bay Fisheries Inc.Low Wage | St. Mary's, NL | 137 | 2025Q1 |
| Hermitage Processing Inc.Low Wage | Hermitage, NL | 5 | 2024Q4 |
| Icewater SeafoodsLow Wage | Arnold's Cove, NL | 27 | 2024Q3 |
Showing the 14 employers with the most recent positive LMIAs for this job in Newfoundland and Labrador. Search by occupation, city and stream.
Cities with the most fish and seafood plant workers approvals in Newfoundland and Labrador
Bay De Verde (NL)St. John's (NL)Corner Brook (NL)St. Mary's (NL)Hickman's Harbour (NL)Fogo Isalnd (NL)Aquaforte (NL)Lanse Au Loup (NL)Arnold's Cove (NL)Hermitage (NL)Woody Point (NL)
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