Breviro

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New Brunswick caviar company sues government over dead sturgeon

Canadian taxpayers have put a lot of eggs into one basket of New Brunswick’s luxury-caviar market. Before Supreme Sturgeon and Caviar of Pennfield, N.B., fell into receivership in 2010, it had pulled in roughly $3 million in government grants and loans over the course of a decade. It was later revived under new ownership as Breviro Caviar, which, since 2010, has received at least another $750,000 in federal and provincial grants and loans to help with marketing, as well as research and development. While the influx of cash enabled the company to start building a second production site, taxpayers in New Brunswick may now be on the hook for even more.

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Caviar we haven’t tasted for 100 years

It’s got the flavour of the Bay of Fundy and is found only in one river in New Brunswick