CDI International Seafood

Independent Dockside Grading Inc, established in 2004, is the largest global seafood inspection company, having inspected over 5 billion pounds of seafood products with a dedicated team of 110 trained inspectors. The company specializes in inshore fishery inspections, while its partner, Twilight Inspection, focuses on the offshore fishery, offering comprehensive services including quality assessments, foreign material analysis, and shelf-life evaluations. With 40 years of experience in the global seafood industry, President Chris Daley leads the company in providing advanced seafood inspection services backed by technical and academic training. Independent Dockside Grading Inc and Twilight Inspections are committed to delivering timely and accurate inspections, lab services, and fisheries consulting to meet the diverse needs of their clients. Generated from the website

LGL Limited is a consultancy firm based in St. John's, NL, specializing in various sectors across Canada and the U.S.A. Their experienced team provides tailored solutions and expertise to meet the unique needs of clients in diverse regions, including Atlantic Canada, Ontario, and Western Canada. The company emphasizes a collaborative approach, welcoming inquiries and feedback from potential clients, and aims to connect them with knowledgeable professionals who can address their specific interests and requirements. LGL Limited's commitment to client satisfaction is evident in their proactive communication and dedication to delivering comprehensive services. Generated from the website

The Fish Harvesters Resource Centre (FRC), established in 1993, operates as a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting the fishing industry in Newfoundland and Labrador through a network of resource centres. With offices in St. John's, Port aux Choix, and Twillingate, the FRC provides essential services including dockside monitoring, gear tags, and logbooks to ensure sustainable fishing practices. As a Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) certified monitoring company, the FRC plays a crucial role in the province's fisheries management regime by overseeing major groundfish, shellfish, and pelagic fisheries. Funded entirely by fish harvesters, the comprehensive Dockside Monitoring Program fosters the economic viability of the fishing industry and supports the sustainability of rural communities. Generated from the website