902.838.3908 hr@northlakefisheries.com Home Lobster Other Products Job Opportunities Contact FROM THE WATER TO YOUR PLATE Contact Us Today! Our Mission To produce and supply an extensive range of high-quality, fresh and frozen seafood products to restaurants, distributors and retail outlets worldwide. 7 Lobster is “KING” Our hard-shelled North West Atlantic Lobster (Homarus americanus) is caught wild in the pristine clear cold waters of the North Atlantic during it’s peak season. We pride ourselves at delivering an exceptional quality product to local and world markets! Other Species & Pelagics We offer a variety of other species and pelagics such as Altantic Snow Crab, Atlantic Halibut, North Western Atlantic Rock Crab, Atlantic Herring and Mackerel and Altantic Silverside. Two Production Facilities on PEI Over 10 Million lbs. of temperature-controlled Cold Storage Space WHO WE ARE North Lake Fisheries is a high-quality custom and value-added seafood processing company, with 2 facilities located in beautiful Prince Edward Island. We strive to work with the highest Quality certifications while keeping a strong focus on maintaining sustainable fishing initiatives. Both our facilities are HACCAP, MSC and BRC Certified giving us the ability to create and ship our products worldwide as well as allowing us to offer a large variety of retail and foodservice products containing the MSC eco label. Our dedicated and experienced team is committed to excellence and exceeding customer expectations. OUR PARTNERS It all begins with sourcing – and only from the best. North Lake Fisheries utilizes vertically integrated resources, spanning the globe. From fishing vessels in Atlantic Canada to value-added processing facilities, our seafood is sustainably sourced from the most trusted partners. Our supplier network meets internationally recognized standards for food quality and safety. Address: 150 Central St, Montague, PE C0A 1R0 Mailing: PO Box 610, Montague, PE C0A 1R0 T: 902-838-3908 F: 902-838-5467 Website Design by TDTSolutions