North American frozen seafood processor with retail and foodservice brands
High Liner Foods operates a manufacturing-heavy organization processing and distributing frozen seafood across North America through owned brands (High Liner, Fisher Boy, Sea Cuisine, Mirabel) and private-label supply. The tech stack reveals a legacy manufacturing backbone—Allen-Bradley PLCs, Siemens controllers, JD Edwards ERP, Kinaxis for supply planning—paired with modern BI (Power BI) and CRM (Zoho). Active hiring in ops and manufacturing roles, combined with projects around MRP/APS stability, automation orchestration, and AI strategy, signals a push to optimize legacy systems while exploring automation and data-driven decision-making.
Notable leadership hires: Team Lead, Group Team Lead, Warehouse Freezer Lead, Warehouse Freezer Team Lead, Safety Lead
High Liner Foods is a public company headquartered in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, and operates across 1,001–5,000 employees. The business spans three main channels: retail grocery and club stores in the US and Canada under owned seafood brands; foodservice and institutional sales under branded labels; and private-label frozen seafood manufacturing for North American food retailers and distributors. The organization maintains manufacturing facilities, supply chains, and distribution logistics across Canada, the US, and the UK. Core operational challenges center on supplier performance, procurement efficiency, energy and water conservation, equipment reliability, and cost-to-service tradeoffs in a capital-intensive, margin-sensitive business.
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne for ERP, Kinaxis RapidResponse for supply planning, Zoho CRM for customer management, Power BI for analytics, and Allen-Bradley/Siemens PLCs for manufacturing floor control.
Primary focus areas are MRP/APS system stability, supplier performance and payment timeliness, energy and water conservation, equipment reliability, and process efficiency to balance cost and service delivery.
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