Directory intelligence
FSIS plant changes
The USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) publishes an official Meat, Poultry and Egg Product Inspection (MPI) establishment directory. That directory changes over time — plants are added, removed, or updated. Plant Delta Feed snapshots the public MPI API weekly and delivers a verified before/after diff so vendor research teams do not have to scrape or re-check the whole list by hand.
What counts as an FSIS plant change?
Material directory events typically include:
- Additions — new establishments appear in the official MPI directory.
- Removals — establishments leave the directory (or are no longer listed).
- Field updates — address, size class, activities, species, or other mapped fields change between weekly snapshots.
We only report changes we can show with provenance: immutable weekly snapshots, SHA256 hashes, and before/after field values. See limitations — this is not purchase intent, credit data, or a purchased lead list.
Who tracks USDA establishment directory updates?
Packaging, sanitation, processing equipment, refrigeration, labeling, and food-safety software vendors often research which FSIS-inspected plants are new or changing. Analysts may also want a weekly CSV of official directory deltas instead of ad-hoc lookups on the public FSIS site.
How Plant Delta Feed helps
- Fetch the official FSIS MPI establishment feed on a weekly schedule.
- Normalize and compare against the prior successful snapshot.
- Surface only material adds, removals, and field updates with evidence.
- Deliver CSV + email when your plan is active (waitlist onboarding for now).
Pricing when billing opens is planned at $99–$199/mo · first 10 waitlist lock 50% ($50–$100). Checkout is paused; join the waitlist for early access. Full pipeline notes: how it works.