Island Fishermen Cooperative Association Ltd.

Island Fishermen Cooperative Association Ltd. processes seafood in Lamèque, New Brunswick. Its record lists snow crab, Jonah crab, other crab, lobster, coldwater shrimp and Atlantic herring.

The company also produces fishmeal. A 2014 Government of Canada release describes it as making value-added products from fish waste for agricultural and aquaculture uses.

It is a cooperative, founded in 1943 by independent fishermen. That release describes it as a members' organisation, so the catch comes through fishing families on the Acadian Peninsula.

Production is at Lamèque, on Lamèque Island in the north-east of the province.

Its crab range covers three product lines: snow crab, which is also sold as queen crab, Jonah crab and a general crab line. It handles both shellfish and herring.

Where it sells and which export markets it serves is not established. No named overseas customers or programmes are published on the pages found.

It suits an importer or distributor looking for crab, shrimp or lobster from a long-standing processor in Atlantic Canada.

It may also interest a buyer of herring or of fishmeal for feed. Terms, formats and pack sizes are for the company to confirm directly.