Senator Roger Marshall Visits Cal-Maine Foods Facility to Highlight Biosecurity and U.S. Egg Supply Resilience
Key Highlights
- ➤Cal-Maine Foods deployed DHP technology across more than 40 egg processing facilities since 2018
- ➤Senator Roger Marshall toured Cal-Maine’s Kansas facility to highlight biosecurity and egg supply resilience
- ➤Cal-Maine Foods continues investing in biosecurity technologies to strengthen operational reliability
- ➤Synexis DHP technology continuously reduces airborne and surface-level pathogens without disrupting operations
Expert Statements
Roger Marshall, U.S. Senator
“Thank you to Cal-Maine and Synexis for having me out to visit. It was great to see firsthand the work they're doing to keep our egg supply safe and healthy, and I'm glad to see them investing in new biosecurity technology to protect their flocks and keep Kansas agriculture and the American supply chain strong”
Sherman Miller, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cal-Maine Foods
“Reliability matters enormously to our customers and to the consumers who depend on the food we produce”
Sherman Miller, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cal-Maine Foods
“That requires us to continually invest in our operations, adopt technologies that can make us better, and maintain rigorous standards across our network. Synexis is one example of how we continue to strengthen those capabilities.”
Dennis Doyle, Chief Executive Officer of Synexis
“Biosecurity is most effective when it is approached as a system of complementary measures rather than a single intervention”
Dennis Doyle, Chief Executive Officer of Synexis
“We're proud that Synexis technology is part of Cal-Maine Foods' broader approach to continuous microbial reduction, sanitation, and operational resilience.”
OVERLAND PARK AND CHASE, KS / ACCESS Newswire / October 12, 2026 / U.S. Senator Roger Marshall, M.D., recently visited the Cal-Maine Foods facility in Chase, Kan. to learn firsthand how the company takes a layered approach to biosecurity and food safety, which includes Synexis DHP® technology for proactive, continuous pathogen control.
Senator Marshall's visit followed his recent tour of Synexis headquarters and provided an opportunity to see DHP technology deployed in an egg production environment, a method of continuous microbial reduction that works alongside established sanitation, food safety, and biosecurity practices.
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