LMIA Employer Finder › Fish and seafood plant workers › New Brunswick
NOC 9463 · New Brunswick

LMIA employers for Fish and seafood plant workers in New Brunswick

42 employers · 5,307 approved positions · 2021Q2 to 2026Q1

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EmployerLocationPositionsLatest
Leslie Leger & Sons LtdLow WageCap Pele, NB4042024Q1
NOCA Canadian Seafood Buyer, Inc.Low WageGrande-Digue, NB3672024Q1
Baie Ste Anne Seafoods (2014) Inc.Low WageEscuminac, NB3642024Q1
Cap Pele Bait IncLow WageCap-Pele, NB1632024Q1
Pêcheries Bas-Caraquet Fisheries Inc.Low WageBas-Caraquet, NB1042024Q1
Elphege & Norbert Leblanc LtdLow WagePetit Cap, NB612024Q1
Connors Bros. Division of Clover Leaf Seafoods Corp.Low WageBlacks Harbour, NB292024Q1
Amco Fisheries LtdLow WageCap-Pelé, NB172024Q1
Big Lobster Seafood IncorporatedLow WageGrand Manan, NB132024Q1
Poissonnerie Leger Fisheries Ltee/ltdLow WageTrois-Ruisseaux, NB72024Q1
Poissonnerie du Creek LtéeLow WagePokemouche, NB12024Q1
Cape Bald Packers LtdLow WageCap-Pelé, NB6872023Q4
Westmorland Fisheries Ltd.Low WageCap-Pele, NB4552023Q4
Captain Dan's Inc.Low WageRichibouctou-Village, NB3052023Q4
Edmond Gagnon LtdLow WageGrand-Barachois, NB2702023Q4
Shediac Lobster Shop Ltd.Low WageShediac, NB2602023Q4
L`association Coopérative des Pecheurs de L`ile Ltee - Island Fishermen's Cooperative Association LTLow WageLameque, NB2102023Q4
B.A.Richard LtéeLow WageSainte-Anne-De-Kent, NB1492023Q4
St-Paul Fisheries (1989) Ltd Pêcheries St-Paul (1989) LtéeLow WageCaraquet, NB1292023Q4
Poissonnerie Arseneau LtéeLow WageNigadoo, NB1082023Q4
Pêcheries Belle-Ile Fisheries Ltee LtdLow WageSainte-Marie-Sainte-Raphael, NB842023Q4
McGraw Seafood (2008) Inc.Low WageTracadie, NB602023Q4
735881 NB Inc.Low WageTrois-Ruisseaux, NB602023Q4
671743 NB Inc.Low WageRichibucto Village, NB422023Q4
South East Aquaculture Sud-Est incLow WageCocagne, NB162023Q4

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