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Results for Survey for PEI Oyster Growers Impacted by MSX and Dermo-Spring 2026 Update

by Aquapei | May 8, 2026 | News

The 2026 MSX and Dermo Survey Spring Update from the PEI Aquaculture Alliance provides an early‑season look at how MSX and Dermo are affecting oyster growers in Prince Edward Island. This year’s update highlights both the financial impacts of the diseases and the...

CBC News Article: Reeling from crisis, P.E.I.’s oyster industry hopes disease-resistant seed from U.S. helps

by Aquapei | May 4, 2026 | News

A grower, processor and distributor in Prince Edward Island is preparing to import oyster seed from the United States that could be resistant to disease. Atlantic Aqua Farms in Borden-Carleton has started taking orders for 50 million oyster seed developed by Rutgers...

CTV Your Morning Interview: The Disease Threatening PEI’s Iconic Oyster Industry

by Aquapei | Apr 28, 2026 | News

Prince Edward Island’s iconic oyster industry is facing a major crisis. Catastrophic losses caused by the spread of MSX and Dermo diseases are threatening the livelihood of farmers across the region. Peter Warris, Executive Director with the PEI Aquaculture Alliance,...

CBC News Article: Oyster growers in P.E.I. seeing nearly 100% mortality rate as 2 diseases hurt industry

by Aquapei | Apr 28, 2026 | News

Many oyster growers in western P.E.I. are reporting 100 per cent mortality in their cages as they pull them up after the winter. The Island has been hit hard by two oyster diseases, MSX and dermo, in recent years. CBC’s Nancy Russell has that story. View...

Important Notice: U.S. Seed Sales from Atlantic Aqua Farms

by Aquapei | Apr 28, 2026 | News

Atlantic Aqua Farms has issued an update regarding U.S. seed sales. Members are encouraged to review the full notice at the link below for complete details. More Information For any questions, please contact their team directly at...

Survey for PEI Oyster Growers Impacted by MSX and Dermo-Spring 2026 Update

by Aquapei | Apr 9, 2026 | News

Following up on our previous survey, we’re asking for your input on this Spring 2026 update. Your feedback will help us better understand how these diseases are impacting local oyster farming and guide future support for growers. The survey will remain open until May...
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