Overview

The Secure Food Supply (SFS) plans are designed to promote continuity of business in a foreign animal disease (FAD) outbreak through the implementation of enhanced biosecurity plans. The SFS plans provide an opportunity to voluntarily prepare before a FAD outbreak occurs. The effects of an outbreak on the Kansas economy will likely be detrimental. SFS plans aid in preventing a disease from entering the designated premises and provide eligibility for receiving a permit for moving animals and animal related products upon approval of the Kansas Department of Agriculture.

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Goals

• Avoid interruptions in animal/animal product movement to commercial processing from farms with no evidence of infection during a FAD outbreak.
• Provide a continuous supply of safe and wholesome food to customers.
• Maintain business continuity for producers, transporters, and food processors through response planning.

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Getting Started

Click the icons on the left or visit these pages to learn of additional details for each SFS plan available:

• Secure Beef Supply
• Secure Pork Supply
• Secure Milk Supply

Apply for Premises Identification Number (PIN). To register your premises, obtain your PIN.

For additional questions or to start the SFS planning process, contact Kelly Oliver: Kelly.Halbleib@ks.gov, (785) 564-6608.

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SFS Webinar Series

KDA's Division of Animal Health has been hosting a webinar series focused on Secure Food Supply plans. Experts on a variety of subjects have shared information about the importance of Secure Food Supply plans and how they can play a role in animal disease response.

Find details about upcoming webinars and view recordings of previous webinars on the KDA Animal Health Outreach and Education page.

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