Rich in tradition, PEI has a superior world-wide reputation for the quality and flavour of our cultured seafood products.

The cool fresh waters of PEI’s bays and estuaries provide optimal growing conditions for farmed blue mussels and farmed oysters. Our abundant supply of high-quality groundwater also allows for dynamic Rainbow trout, Atlantic salmon, and Atlantic halibut hatcheries, nurseries and production units to thrive in the global marketplace.

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MSX Updates

- First Survey Results Back - Three Positive Results from PCR Tests - New Quarantine Restrictions in Place on Some Leases Update from CFIA and Provincial Aquaculture Division today 1. All leases that were linked to the movement of oysters from Bedeque Bay in 2023...

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A-TAP: Aquaculture Technology Adoption Program

The PEI Aquaculture Alliance is pleased to announce that the new Aquaculture Technology Adoption Program (A-TAP) is now open for applications. Through funding from the Atlantic Fisheries Fund (AFF), a joint federal-provincial funding program, the A-TAP will enable PEI...

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PEI Aquaculture Alliance Members’ Golf Tournament

PEI Aquaculture Alliance Members' Golf Tournament The PEI Aquaculture Alliance Members' Golf Tournament will be taking place on Wednesday August 28th, once again at Glasgow Hills Golf Club. This will be Best Ball with a shotgun start at 8am. Registration is now...

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Alliance Membership Fees – 2024

The ranked category model, first used in 2021, is based upon your gross annual sales (farm gate value, NOT processed and marketed) and is be applied uniformly to all shellfish grower members, mussel, and oyster. Use the table below (or download a copy) to look up your...

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