The Skretting Canada facility in Bayside. (Image: © 2022 Google)
The air quality approval for Skretting Canada’s fish feed plant in Bayside is up for renewal.
The province has launched a 180-day public participation process for the renewal of the plant’s Class 1 Air Quality Approval to Operate.
According to provincial officials, the facility produces roughly 40,000 tonnes of fish feed per year for the aquaculture industry.
The company’s current approval expires on July 15. Public participation is available online.
Class 1 major industries are required to comply with the Air Quality Regulation under the Clean Air Act, and to operate under the terms and conditions established in the approval to operate.
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