Maintenance of the Colorado Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (U18)

动物饲料监管的维护 计划标准(AFRPS)项目(U18) PAR-20-132 科罗拉多州农业部 检验及消费者服务部 CDA-ICS动物饲料计划 项目摘要/摘要 科罗拉多州农业部(CDA)承诺维持 实施FDA的动物饲料监管计划标准(AFRPS)作为 创建一个全国性的、全面整合的饲料安全系统的关键要素。CDA 目前有两份FDA饲料检验合同(药用饲料和疯牛病/饲料安全) 我们有九(9)名工作人员，他们是FDA认证的检查员。《野兽》 饲料计划(以下简称“饲料计划”)是美国疾病控制与预防中心检验与评估中心的一个组织单位 消费者服务部(“该科”)。 Feed计划正在根据这项合作协议向FDA申请资金，以增强 我们的方案通过维持动物饲料管理方案的实施 标准(AFRP)。这将通过评估和修订当前的 程序和政策，为检查人员提供培训，并评估 通过21 CFR 507。FEED计划还将支持CDA生化实验室 通过收集灵活筹资模式下的样本。来自这笔赠款的资金 还将允许CDA工作人员通过以下方式为AFRPS的持续改进做出贡献 参加年度面对面会议，积极参加委员会，以及其他 支持非洲农业发展方案的倡议。 FEED方案已经完成了AFRPS标准的实施。的成本 维持AFRPS的实施是繁重的，并消耗来自 饲料计划许可和吨位费用，否则将用于饲料采样和 测试。CDA热衷于FDA的支持，以抵消其中的一些 成本，并加强我们的饲料检验计划。 Feed计划的一个重大挑战是寻找专门的时间和资源来 在满足日常工作量的同时保持计划标准 计划的要求。收到这份合作协议将提供额外的 资源，特别是在培训、审计以及评估和修订政策和 程序。目前，Feed计划没有足够的工作人员专门专注于 做出这些改进。这笔赠款将为以下方面提供额外的重点资源 标准的维护。 Feed计划的另一个重大挑战是提供必要的旅行资金 派检查员去接受培训。这项合作协议将大大增加我们的 有能力培养经过标准2课程和个人计算机培训的检验人员 和CGMP。

Maintenance of the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS) Project (U18) PAR-20-132 Colorado Department of Agriculture Inspection & Consumer Services Division CDA-ICS Animal Feed Program Project Summary/Abstract The Colorado Department of Agriculture (CDA) is committed to maintaining the implementation of the FDA’s Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS) as part of the critical elements of creating a national, fully integrated feed safety system. The CDA currently has two FDA feed inspection contracts (Medicated Feed and BSE/Feed Safety) in place and we have nine (9) staff members that are FDA-credentialed inspectors. The Animal Feed Program (“the Feed Program”) is an organizational unit within the CDA’s Inspection & Consumer Services Division (“the Division”). The Feed Program is applying for FDA funding under this cooperative agreement to enhance our program by maintaining the implementation of the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS). This will be accomplished through assessment and revision of current procedures and policies, providing training to the inspection staff, and evaluating the adoption of 21 CFR 507. The Feed Program will also support the CDA Biochemistry laboratory through the collection of samples under the Flexible Funding Model. Funding from this grant will also allow CDA staff to contribute to the continuous improvement of the AFRPS through attendance at annual face-to-face meetings, active participation in committees, and other initiatives supporting the AFRPS. The Feed Program has completed the implementation of the AFRPS standards. The cost of maintaining the implementation of the AFRPS is burdensome and consumes funds from the Feed Program licensing and tonnage fees that would otherwise go into feed sampling and testing. CDA is enthusiastic about this opportunity for FDA support to off-set some of these costs and enhance our feed inspection program. A significant challenge to the Feed Program is finding dedicated time and resources to maintain program standards while at the same time meeting the day-to-day workload demands of the program. Receiving this cooperative agreement would provide additional resources, specifically in areas of training, auditing, and assessing and revising policies and procedures. Currently, the Feed Program does not have enough staff focused solely on making these improvements. This grant would provide additional focused resources for maintenance of the standards. Another significant challenge for the Feed Program is in providing the travel funds necessary to send inspectors to training. This cooperative agreement would significantly increase our ability to develop an inspection staff trained in the Standard 2 curriculum, as well as PCs and CGMPs.