b'SEAFOOD EXPORTSnow crab from the dark, deep water of the Gulf of St. Lawrence is the best in the world and its export is primarily driven by First Nation fishersOVERCOMING CHALLENGESThe Russian invasion of Ukraine on February 24 was felt across export markets for nearly every consumer and luxury good, including snow crab. Initially, 2022 looked like a record year for McGraw: Alaska snow crab quotas were slashed, and U.S. President Biden announced that the American market would ban imports of Russian crab. Yet, the inverse became a reality. The ban of Russian crab did not happen triton-env.comuntil late summer, which coincided with the end of McGraws processing season. Russian suppliers flooded the market with snow crab, undercut-ting North American producers over fears their product would be useless after the sanctions. With inflation on the rise and no more U.S. stimulus for everyday consumers, traditional demand dried up. Tritonisanemployeeownedenvironmentalconsultingfirmwith over 30 years of experience. Our staff, together with our IndigenousTo help deal with these setbacks, partnerships, bring inter-disciplinary expertise to every project we workMcGraw pivoted and began posi-on. We provide a wide range of scientific, technical, and managementtioningitselfasanIndigenous-expertise that merge to provide practical environmental solutions. branded snow crab supplier across its home turf in Canada, partnering 32A CCAB PUBLICATION2023'