California Department of Food and Agriculture AFRPS Maintenance and PC Option

项目总结/摘要 加州食品和农业部（CDFA）致力于确保安全 通过有效的预防、干预和应对措施， 程序.在CDFA内，商业饲料监管计划（CFRP）是 负责执行加州州法律和法规， 商业牲畜饲料的生产、分销和标签，同时防止 牲畜食用的掺假饲料。 拟议项目的目标是保持和加强加州的充分 动物饲料监管计划标准（AFRPS） CFRP执行监管工作和促进遵守预防措施的能力 动物食品控制（PCAF）规则。通过积极参与非洲区域和平进程， CFRP已经加强了其已经强大的检查和执法计划， 行业教育和培训计划，以及饲料应急响应计划， 同时还实施方案评估和问责措施。这 合作协议将使碳纤维增强塑料进一步发展和维持最好的 在AFRPS下实施的做法，同时努力建设能力 进行全面检查，以遵守PCAF规则。 CFRP正在寻求未来五年每年525，000美元的资金;其中包括225，000美元用于 维护和加强AFRPS，外加30万美元用于支持公司化 CGMP和PC动物食品检查。资金将用于支持一个专门的 工作人员继续进一步开发和维护AFRPS，加上 增加一名工作人员，监督预防控制资金的执行情况 选项.这些资金将补充现有的能力，并将使CFRP进一步 通过额外的培训加强其动物饲料监管计划， 发展工作人员，加强信息共享和机构间协作， 扩大方案评估。最终，这将使该计划能够建立一个 一个将支持维持完全符合AFRPS和PCAF的基础 在此期间，超越了这一规定。这将提高CFRP的高传导能力- 质量全面检查和调查，以减少动物的发病率 饲料污染，最终导致与动物产品相关的食源性疾病。

Project Summary/Abstract The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) works to ensure the safety of the food and feed supply through effective prevention, intervention, and response programs. Within CDFA, the Commercial Feed Regulatory Program (CFRP) is responsible for the enforcement of California state law and regulations pertaining to the manufacturing, distribution and labeling of commercial livestock feed while preventing adulterated feed from being consumed by livestock. The goal of the proposed project is to maintain and enhance California’s fully implemented Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS) while building CFRP’s ability to perform regulatory work and promote compliance with the Preventive Controls for Animal Food (PCAF) rule. Through active participation in the AFRPS, CFRP has strengthened its already robust inspection and enforcement programs, industry education and training programs, and feed emergency response programs, while also implementing program assessment and accountability measures. This cooperative agreement would enable CFRP to further develop and sustain the best practices implemented under the AFRPS while simultaneously working to build capacity to conduct comprehensive inspections for compliance with the PCAF rule. CFRP is seeking $525,000 annually for the next five years; this includes $225,000 for maintenance and enhancement of the AFRPS, plus $300,000 to support incorporation of CGMP and PC animal food inspections. Funds will be used to support one dedicated staff member to continue further development and maintenance of the AFRPS, plus an additional staff member to oversee implementation of the preventive controls funding option. These funds will supplement existing capabilities and will enable CFRP to further enhance its animal feed regulatory program through additional training and development of staff, enhanced information sharing and interagency collaboration, and expanded program evaluation. Ultimately this will allow the program to build a foundation that will support sustaining full conformance with AFRPS and PCAF compliance beyond this grant period. This will increase CFRP’s ability to conduct high- quality comprehensive inspections and investigations to reduce the incidence of animal feed contamination and, ultimately, foodborne illness associated with animal products.