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Know the day a seafood supplier is flagged, not when the container is stopped.

One page per plant, covering 53,136 processors, exporters and farm sites in 119 countries: who they are registered with, which markets they are approved for, and every enforcement action against them. Watch the ones you buy from and we email you the day something changes. Every fact names the authority that published it and the date we read it.

If you export: your buyers are checking these registers. Watch your own plants and your competitors, and hear about a change to your listing before your buyer does.

Look up a plant, an exporter or a registration number:

Where the plants are

Green is registered capacity. Red is a plant listed on an import alert or restricted today.

53,136
plants, exporters and sites
119
countries covered
1,390
import-alert listings
15,679
market approvals held
15,371
certified and licensed farm sites
15,453
changes on record
What the delay costs

The same day, two outcomes

Same public event, same day. The only difference is when you heard.

Without a watch on that plant

  1. Day 0A regulator adds your supplier to an import alertpublic, free, unannounced
  2. Day 2You raise the next purchase order
  3. Day 24The container is detained on arrivalthis is where you find out

$574,359

at risk — $558,504 of cargo, $11,655 demurrage, $4,200 testing

With the plant on your watchlist

  1. Day 0A regulator adds your supplier to an import alertpublic, free, unannounced
  2. Day 0You get the emailthe plant is on your watchlist
  3. Day 2You hold the order and source elsewhere

Nothing shipped

the alert arrived before the purchase order did

Your numbers:

Cargo at $7.76/kg · NOAA Fisheries, 2026-08-22

Where these numbers come from

$7.76/kg is the average declared customs value of f/f, whole, shrimp — warm-water peeled from India over the twelve months to 2026-06-30 — the price paid for goods sold for export, excluding US duties, freight and insurance. Not a landed cost.

Demurrage at $185 a day and testing at $1400 a container are published by no register. They are defaults; yours will differ.

The shipping dates are typical, not a real consignment. The listing is real — Falcon Marine Exports Ltd, FDA Import Alert 16-129, 2 April 2025, per FDA’s own page. Every authority we read is listed, with the date we last read it.

What the refusal record shows

Four out of five shipments refused at the US border came from a plant that had been refused before.

1,195 of 1,494, since 2024-08-22. Every FDA refusal on record.

A history is a warning

And it escalates into the expensive one.

Plant’s refusal historyLater import-alert listed
1 refusal9.9%136 of 1,367
2 refusals19.4%70 of 360
3–4 refusals28.3%84 of 297
5 or more39.1%142 of 363

A plant with five or more refusals is 3.9× more likely to be alerted than one with a single refusal.

Latest changes

All events

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Plant passport

One page per processor or exporter: every registration, market approval, certification and enforcement action, with dates and evidence links.

Regional capacity

Where registered production sits, by the unit each country publishes — Scottish and Chilean sites by their own coordinates, Indian farm area by district and mandal. Browse regions.

Watch what changes

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