Crab fishermen are back on the water, and that means processors

CBC Newfoundland Morning

Crab fishermen are back on the water, and that means processors are back in the plants. We spoke with a plant worker, who's also a union leader in Triton

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It seems as though there's a problem getting the crab fishery underway every year in this province. But this year, however, was more difficult than usual with a low price and harvesters refusing to fish. On Friday the harvesters and plant owners finally agreed on a plan to get the season started. Doretta Strickland is on the FFAW executive and works at the crab plant in Triton.

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