The legislation aims to improve feed quality, protect livestock health and support farmers dependent on dairy and animal husbandry.
The platform will provide a structured system for recording animal information and tracking livestock throughout their production and movement.
Kenya has no effective ASF treatment or commercially available vaccine, making early detection, movement controls and farm biosecurity critical.
TruValue was developed to provide beef and dairy producers with balanced nutrition, standardised quality and consistent feed availability.
The government will allocate KSh1.5 billion (US$11.6 million) for vaccines, veterinary medicines, lab supplies, mobile clinics and emergency response equipment.
The treats are made with real meat and contain no artificial preservatives, according to Blue Buffalo.
The initiative is intended to support fishermen and watermen by creating new and better markets for invasive catfish while strengthening rural food supply chains.
NOVUS said availability will initially remain limited to selected customers, with plans to expand the service to additional regions.
FAMSUN has already invested more than US$75 million in Egypt and plans a further US$100 million, taking its total investment to about US$175 million.
The total project cost is estimated at US$12.3 million.