NOC 94142 · Quebec
LMIA employers for Fish and seafood plant workers in Quebec
15 employers · 391 approved positions · 2021Q2 to 2026Q1
| Employer | Location | Positions | Latest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lelièvre, Lelièvre et Lemoignan Ltée.Low Wage | Sainte-Thérèse-De-Gaspé, QC | 45 | 2026Q1 |
| Crustacés de MalbaieLow Wage | St-Georges-De-Malbaie, QC | 16 | 2026Q1 |
| crustacés baie-trinité inc.Low Wage | Baie-Trinité, QC | 194 | 2025Q4 |
| Poissonnerie Jean-Guy Laprise. IncLow Wage | Chute-Aux-Outardes, QC | 10 | 2025Q4 |
| Les Transformations Umek Inc.Low Wage | Uashat, QC | 90 | 2025Q3 |
| Poissonnerie du Havre Ltée.Low Wage | Havre-Saint-Pierre, QC | 4 | 2025Q3 |
| Les Aliments AzureLow Wage | Granby, QC | 3 | 2025Q3 |
| AU Quai 33 Inc.Low Wage | Drummondville, QC | 1 | 2025Q3 |
| Pêcheries de l'Estuaire Inc.Low Wage | Rimouski, QC | 12 | 2025Q1 |
| 9652337 Canada IncHigh Wage | Montreal, QC | 1 | 2025Q1 |
| Simmer International Inc.Low Wage | Nicolet, QC | 9 | 2024Q4 |
| Somerled Fish Market ltd.Low Wage | Saint-Laurent, QC | 2 | 2024Q4 |
| 4278003 Canada Inc.Low Wage | Wendake Québec, QC | 1 | 2024Q3 |
| 9402-7794 Quebec IncLow Wage | Ville St Laurent, QC | 1 | 2024Q3 |
| Corail St LaurentLow Wage | Ste-Angèle-De-Méricie, QC | 2 | 2024Q2 |
Showing the 15 employers with the most recent positive LMIAs for this job in Quebec. Search by occupation, city and stream.
Cities with the most fish and seafood plant workers approvals in Quebec
Baie-Trinité (QC)Uashat (QC)Sainte-Thérèse-De-Gaspé (QC)St-Georges-De-Malbaie (QC)Rimouski (QC)Chute-Aux-Outardes (QC)Nicolet (QC)Havre-Saint-Pierre (QC)Granby (QC)Saint-Laurent (QC)Ste-Angèle-De-Méricie (QC)Drummondville (QC)
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