MAKE SHRIMP GREAT AGAIN™
Imported shrimp is broken—unsafe, untraceable, and often uninspected. We’re fixing it together. Join the movement demanding Certified Traceable Shrimp™.
94% of shrimp eaten in the U.S. is imported.
Less than ~2% is inspected.
Here’s what that means for families and restaurants:
- Raised in overcrowded foreign ponds.
- Pumped with antibiotics banned in the U.S.
- Peeled by exploited labor—sometimes children.
- Little traceability. Minimal oversight. Recalls after it’s too late.

Certified Traceable Shrimp™
When you see the Certified Traceable Shrimp™ seal, you know:
Boat name, fishery, and waters — verified and recorded.
Real shrimpers, not anonymous supply chains. Stories worth sharing.
Wild-caught U.S. product with QR-coded traceability.
Good Shrimp ✅
- Wild-caught on the U.S. coast
- QR code: scan to see the boat & catch
- Transparent handling & cold-chain
- Supports American fishing families
Bad Shrimp ❌
- Imported from unknown ponds
- Antibiotics / contamination risk
- No traceability, weak oversight
- Ethical & labor concerns
Add your name. Make your voice count.
Sign the pledge to only buy shrimp you can trust — Certified. Traceable. American.
After signing, you’ll get updates + early access to Dock to Door Shrimp™.
Make Shrimp Great Again™ Gear
Every hat, shirt, and sticker turns supporters into ambassadors.
What’s Happening Right Now
FDA recall highlights imported risks
Why traceability matters for families — and how Certified Traceable Shrimp™ answers it.
Scan your shrimp: how QR proves the story
From boat to box to plate: one code that shows who, where, and how.
Meet the fleet behind your dinner
American shrimpers you can actually know and support.
It’s time to Make Shrimp Great Again™
This isn’t just about shrimp. It’s about honesty, health, and protecting America’s food supply.
Questions or media? Contact us.