LMIA Employer Finder › Fish and seafood plant workers › Prince Edward Island
NOC 9463 · Prince Edward Island
LMIA employers for Fish and seafood plant workers in Prince Edward Island
15 employers · 1,651 approved positions · 2021Q2 to 2026Q1
| Employer | Location | Positions | Latest |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Lake Fisheries (2013) Inc.Low Wage | Elmira, PE | 220 | 2024Q1 |
| Acadian Supreme Inc.Low Wage | Wellington, PE | 55 | 2024Q1 |
| Five Star Shellfish Inc.Low Wage | Ellerslie, PE | 2 | 2024Q1 |
| Beach Point Processing CompanyLow Wage | Beach Point, PE | 298 | 2023Q4 |
| Royal Star Foods LtdLow Wage | Tignish, PE | 265 | 2023Q4 |
| Kildare Fisheries LtdLow Wage | Alberton, PE | 235 | 2023Q4 |
| Seafood 2000 Ltd.Low Wage | Georgetown, PE | 178 | 2023Q4 |
| Belle River Enterprises LtdLow Wage | Belle River, PE | 36 | 2023Q4 |
| Summerside Seafood Supreme Inc.Low Wage | Summerside, PE | 26 | 2023Q3 |
| PEI Mussel King Inc.Low Wage | Morell, PE | 12 | 2023Q3 |
| Raspberry Point Oyster CompanyLow Wage | Charlottetown, PE | 1 | 2023Q3 |
| Captain Cooke's Seafood IncLow Wage | Borden Carleton, PE | 152 | 2023Q1 |
| South Shore Seafoods Ltd.Low Wage | Bloomfield, PE | 148 | 2023Q1 |
| L&C Fisheries IncLow Wage | French River, PE | 13 | 2023Q1 |
| Atlantic Aqua Farms LtdLow Wage | Orwell Cove, PE | 10 | 2023Q1 |
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Cities with the most fish and seafood plant workers approvals in Prince Edward Island
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