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Lobster prices at the wharf hit $18 a pound in Nova Scotia

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Wharf prices for lobster have hit $18 dollars a pound in southwestern Nova Scotia. It's believed to be the highest price ever this early in the season. Low catches, low inventory and strong demand are driving the price increase. The 2022-23 season was not a record year, but landings still totalled $450 million.

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Lobster prices at the wharf hit $18 a pound in Nova Scotia

Low catches, low inventory and strong demand are driving the price increase in lobster fishing areas from Halifax to Digby, N.S.

1 year ago·Canada

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