Some seafood processors on P.E.I. say it will be more difficult to meet the already high demand for their products following damage from post-tropical storm Fiona.
The association estimates preliminary losses in the industry will top $70 million.
"We had a backup generator but the storm surge came in, and obviously the wind…. It's a tremendous hit to our bottom line, and it's going to make it very difficult."
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