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Jonathan Stramaglia

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

So USA king crab is what everyone wants, first choice in the litter.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

Second choice is Russia.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

So everyone who switched to Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, king crab.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

Russia starts a war with Ukraine, embargo, no more Russia crab.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

So after that well dried out of Russian crab, when an embargo happens, whatever's in America, that's it, no more.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

So the well runs dry.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

So now there's no Russian crab.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

There's king crab for USA.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

There's maybe 2 million pounds for the country, which is not even 10% of what you need on an annual year.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

So now you go the only game left in town is Norway, Norwegian.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

There's some Japanese crab out there as well, but they know what they have.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

Right.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

So they're going to hold it.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

Supply and demand shoots up like crazy.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

And Norway can only do so much.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

Right.

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He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

They only they're used to only doing more of like Europe and just a little bit to America.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

Well, now you're asking everyone's asking for like 20 to 30 million pounds.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

They don't have it.

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Digital Social Hour
He Accidentally Started America’s Biggest Seafood Business | Jonathan Stramaglia | DSH #1600

So supply and demand kicks in, and now it's just every week it's going up and up, literally every week.

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