
Featured Event
21 September 2026
10:00 - 12:00
Bangkok, Thailand
Working Session
Every link in the chain has to do its part
FSMA 204 doesn’t get satisfied at any single point in the supply chain. It depends on every link doing its part. That’s what makes compliance hard, and it’s what this working session is built to tackle. We’ll roll up our sleeves and work through the real sticking points seafood companies are running into: floor-loaded containers, traceability lot codes and TLC source for U.S. importers, and moving data at scale across partners. We’ll ground the discussion in concrete examples and cover both what downstream U.S. buyers are requiring and what it takes to get upstream suppliers delivering. Attendees will leave with practical guidance they can act on, and a clearer sense of why starting now beats scrambling at the deadline.
Session Outline
What we’ll cover
FSMA 204 Overview
Related US Retail / Foodservice Requirements
Data Requirements
Labeling Requirements
Common Challenges
Opportunities
Q&A
Common challenges we’ll dig into
Floor loaded containers
What downstream buyers are requiring and how to keep containers traceable when there’s no case-level packaging.
TLC and TLC source (for US importers)
What upstream suppliers need to deliver so importers can capture a compliant traceability lot code and source.
Data at scale
Moving traceability data across dozens of partners without slowing down operations.
Opportunities
Why starting now pays off
Buyers are already looking upstream
US retail buyers are already showing interest in suppliers that can provide further upstream data.
Start earlier, operationalize sooner
Get started earlier so that traceability is operationalized well before the deadline forces the pace.
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Want to meet?
If you're in Bangkok, book a one-on-one meeting with our team to walk through your traceability sticking points directly.


