Increasing the Capability and Capacity of Microbiological and Chemical Testing to Support an Integrated Food Defense and Food Safety System

提高能力和能力 微生物和化学测试，以支持 综合食品防御和食品安全系统 总体组件 项目总结/摘要 俄亥俄州农业部（ODA）消费者保护实验室（CPL）和动物 疾病诊断实验室（ADDL）将加强国家食品供应链， 提高联邦和州在食品安全和防御方面的监管效力， 《食品安全现代化法》和《食品紧急反应网络》。该机构 建议参与所有美国FDA发起的与动物或动物相关的食品防御活动， 人类食品，包括能力测试、监测活动、分诊工作、国家安全 事件演习和FDA要求的任何其他测试，如果怀疑或可信 粮食供应面临威胁。CPL将在供应方面保持行动准备， 仪器和人员应该被激活，以便能够快速响应测试 至少50个微生物样本和75个化学样本。ODA-CPL还将参加国家- 启动人类和动物食品的产品测试，测试至少2，000个 微生物和化学污染物的样本总数。ODA-CPL将纳入和 在人类或动物食品中进行常规环孢子虫和过敏原筛查。官方发展援助- ADDL将加强FDA的GenomeTrakr网络和国家生物技术中心 信息的病原体数据库通过全基因组测序（WGS）和上传 至少400种不同的人类食物、动物食物或环境分离株， 其他州和联邦合作伙伴，并根据要求参与任何方法验证研究。 为了改善与联邦合作伙伴的沟通并最大限度地缩短事件响应时间，ODA-CPL 将增强其现有的数据系统USALIMS，以与FDA ORA的国家 食品安全数据交换。最后，ODA-CPL建议参加一个多实验室 通过ICP-MS检测瓶装水中金属的验证研究。根据目前的资金 机会，工程处要求在项目第1期提供1 360 000美元，用于样品、用品、薪金， 所需的服务和设备，以支持所有拟议项目， 林业发展局目前为项目剩余期间提供的额外资金。

Increasing the Capability and Capacity of Microbiological and Chemical Testing to Support an Integrated Food Defense and Food Safety System Overall Component Project Summary / Abstract The Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) Consumer Protection Laboratory (CPL) and Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (ADDL) will strengthen the national food supply chain and enhance federal and state regulatory effectiveness in food safety and defense, supporting the Food Safety Modernization Act and the Food Emergency Response Network. The agency proposes to participate in all US FDA initiated food defense activities related to animal or human food including proficiency tests, surveillance activities, triage exercises, national security event exercises and any other testing as requested by the FDA where suspected or credible threats to the food supply are present. CPL will maintain operational readiness in supplies, instrumentation and personnel should they be activated for a rapid response capable of testing at least 50 microbiological and 75 chemical samples. ODA-CPL will also participate in state- initiated product testing of human and animal food products, testing at minimum 2,000 samples total for microbiological and chemical contaminants. ODA-CPL will incorporate and implement routine Cyclospora and allergen screening in human or animal food products. ODA- ADDL will enhance the FDA’s GenomeTrakr network and the National Center for Biotechnology Information’s Pathogen databases through Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) and uploading of at least 400 different human food, animal food or environmental isolates, providing support for other state and federal partners and participating in any method validation studies as requested. To improve communications with federal partners and minimize event response time, ODA-CPL will enhance their existing data system, USALIMS, to integrate with the FDA ORA’s National Food Safety Data Exchange. Lastly, ODA-CPL proposes to participate in a multi-laboratory validation study of testing bottled water for metals by ICP-MS. Based on the current funding opportunity, the agency requests $1,360,000 in project period 1 for samples, supplies, payroll, services and equipment as needed to support all projects proposed and up to $5,060,000 in additional funding as currently offered by FDA for the remaining project periods.