Company
8 plants · 4 statesKoch Foods: USDA-inspected slaughter plants
Every establishment in the federal slaughter directory whose name or trade name matches Koch Foods, grouped by state. Species, size class and exemption flags are as the plant reported them to FSIS. Nothing on this page comes from the company.
Alabama · 4
- Koch Foods of Ashland, LLC
Ashland, Clay County
EST. P1254+V1254SmallPoultry
- JCG Foods of Alabama, LLCdba Cagle's ; JCG Foods; Koch Foods
Collinsville, DeKalb County
EST. P548LargePoultry
- Koch Foods of Gadsden, LLC
Gadsden, Etowah County
EST. P6666LargePoultry
- Koch Foods of Montgomery, AL
Montgomery, Montgomery County
EST. P6529LargePoultry
Georgia · 1
- JCG Foods of Georgia, LLCdba Cagle's; JCG; Koch Foods
Pine Mt Valley, Harris County
EST. P646LargePoultry
Mississippi · 1
- Koch Foods of Mississippi
Morton, Scott County
EST. P308LargePoultry
Tennessee · 2
- Koch Foods, LLC
Chattanooga, Hamilton County
EST. P7487SmallPoultry
- Koch Foods LLC
Morristown, Hamblen County
EST. P509SmallPoultry
Questions
How many USDA slaughter plants does Koch Foods have?
8 establishments in the FSIS directory of 2026-09-01 carry a name matching Koch Foods, in Alabama (4), Georgia (1), Mississippi (1), Tennessee (2). Plants the company operates under another name are not caught by a name match.
What species do Koch Foods plants slaughter?
As reported to FSIS: Poultry. 5 of the 8 are in the FSIS Large size class.
Can I have my own animal processed at a Koch Foods plant?
None of these plants reports custom-exempt work to FSIS. Custom processing for households happens at the small and very small plants listed by state in the registry. The custom-exempt list is the place to start.
Matched by name against the USDA FSIS MPI Directory, 2026-09-01 edition. All companies · Download the full table.