Primus to Attend Seafood Expo North America 2026
The food and seafood industries are operating in a moment of accelerated change. Shifting consumer demand, tighter margins, evolving regulations and increasing pressure on cold chain performance are forcing operators to rethink not just what they build, but how they plan, execute and scale their facilities.
From March 15–17, 2026, Primus will attend Seafood Expo North America (SENA26) at the Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, joining industry leaders, operators and decision-makers who are shaping the future of food distribution and logistics.

An Industry That Demands More Than Advice
Today’s challenges cannot be solved with isolated consulting or disconnected project teams. Food and seafood operators need partners who understand the full lifecycle of their facilities—from strategy and planning through design, construction and long-term performance.
Primus operates differently.
As a leader in the design-build space, Primus delivers strategy, engineering, construction and operational insight together under one roof. We go beyond recommendations by bringing the full weight of our 20 years in the industry to each project partner.
With Primus, competence takes the lead from start to finish.

Why SENA26 Matters
Seafood Expo North America has long been a critical forum for the food and seafood supply chain. It’s where conversations move beyond trends and into real operational decisions.
At SENA26, Primus looks forward to engaging with attendees who are asking hard questions about their facilities and operations:
- How do we design for flexibility and growth?
- How do we integrate automation and technology without unnecessary risk?
- How do we align people, process, and technology to drive performance?
These are the conversations Primus is built for.
Let’s Connect in Boston
Seafood Expo North America is an opportunity to have meaningful, forward-looking conversations about where the industry is headed — and how facilities must evolve to keep pace.
Primus looks forward to meeting with owners, operators, and industry leaders in Boston to discuss challenges, opportunities, and solutions built for the realities of today’s supply chain.
Because in an industry where performance matters, execution is everything.