Gerry Byrne says they knew they had a job to do while in the U.S. to influence influencers to nullify tariffs, affirm the relationship with American customers, and to diversify with new markets.
Fisheries Minister Gerry Byrne says NL companies were successful with diversifying their markets at the Boston Seafood Show, which recently wrapped up. Byrne wouldn’t disclose details of deals that were made but says they knew they had a job to do while in the U.S. That was to influence influencers to nullify tariffs, affirm the relationship with American customers, and to diversify with new markets. Byrne says new markets were discovered because of the annual show which included representatives from 167 countries
RNC looking for information on a bonfire at Lady Slipper Road last Friday night; one female was injured
Two west coast college students are off to a national competition to show off their trades and technology skills
Violence prevention grants are now available through government
Corner Brook council approves two more change orders for the Marina Redmond Centre
NL celebrates Early Childhood Educators Week with 1,400 ECE's working in this province
