Same parent company, same standards. If you ship to Sam's Club, you need SSCC-18 barcodes and ASN data on every pallet.
Sam's Club is owned by Walmart Inc. and follows the same food traceability requirements. With 600+ warehouse locations and $73+ billion in revenue, Sam's Club is a major channel for produce — especially bulk and club-pack formats. The traceability requirements mirror Walmart's: SSCC-18 barcodes on every pallet, ASN data with KDEs for every shipment, and full lot-level traceability for FTL items.
Same as Walmart: every pallet must carry a scannable SSCC-18 barcode uniquely identifying the logistics unit.
Suppliers must provide Advanced Shipment Notifications containing all mandatory KDEs for every shipment to Sam's Club.
Fresh produce must carry standardized labels consistent with PTI requirements, including GTIN, lot code, and date information.
Club-format packaging often combines multiple units. Sam's Club still expects lot-level traceability down to the source.
Sam's Club can hold or reject freight for insufficient traceability, same as Walmart.
Repeat non-compliance risks the entire Walmart/Sam's Club supplier relationship.
Club-format customers expect consistency — one compliance failure can affect a high-volume account.
If you're already compliant for Walmart, you're covered for Sam's Club. If you're not, FieldToFile gets you there — same SSCC-18 barcodes, same KDE records, same 4-minute workflow.
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