Funds for Strengthening Markets, Income, and Supply (Sec. 32)

What this funds

AMS Commodity Procurement Program (CPP) is responsible for coordinating Agency-wide procurement activities of American agricultural products and services for distribution and use in surplus removal, domestic nutrition assistance, international food aid, and disaster assistance programs. In 2025, CPP purchased over $3.72 billion in American agricultural products for use in these programs, which were distributed to schools, food banks, Indian Tribal Organizations, and private voluntary organizations, feeding people around the world. CPP conducts acquisition, program analysis, and other contract administration functions to support the formulation and execution of programs, all of which are related to the procurement of American agricultural products and the overall AMS mission to create marketing opportunities for domestic producers. The program also coordinates all Agency activities related to the Web-Based Supply Chain Management system (WBSCM), which is the mission-critical system USDA and the Department of State relies on to manage its commodity supply chain operations, including the order, purchase, storage, and delivery of American agricultural products to customers.

Extracted from Agricultural Marketing Service, p. 102. Verbatim; nothing here is paraphrased.

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