USDA-inspected custom-exempt plants in Alaska

3 establishments in 3 counties, alphabetical by county. Establishments that report custom-exempt slaughter or processing to FSIS under 9 CFR 303.1.

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Levee Way Processing LLC
North Pole, Fairbanks North Star Borough
EST. M40463+V40463Very SmallCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lamb, Elk, deer, yakCustom-exempt slaughter
(907) 488-0124
Alaska Meat Packers Incorporated
Palmer, Matanuska-Susitna Borough
EST. M20891+P20891+V20891Very SmallCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lamb, Elk, deer, yak, PoultryCustom-exempt slaughter
(907) 745-5232
Delta Meat & Sausage Co.
Delta Junction, Southeast Fairbanks Census Area
EST. M20892+P20892+V20892Very SmallCattle, Hogs, Sheep and lamb, Elk, deer, yakCustom-exempt slaughter
(907) 895-4006

Questions

How many custom-exempt plants does Alaska have?

3 establishments in Alaska carry the flag in the FSIS directory of 2026-09-01, in 3 counties. Each is listed with its establishment number so you can verify it at FSIS.

What does the custom-exempt flag mean?

Establishments that report custom-exempt slaughter or processing to FSIS under 9 CFR 303.1. A custom-exempt plant can process an animal the customer already owns, a whole, half or share bought before slaughter, and returns it in packages marked Not for Sale. This is the list behind every half-cow purchase.

Are state-inspected plants included?

No. This list is federal grants of inspection only. Alaska has no state meat inspection program, so federal inspection and the custom exemption are the two routes available.

Source: USDA FSIS MPI Directory and Establishment Demographic Data, 2026-09-01 edition, filtered to Alaska. Flags are as reported by the establishment; confirm by phone before booking.

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