Maintaining Minnesota's Conformance with the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards and Coordinating Minnesota's Preventive Control Activities

项目摘要 该项目的预期成果是推进国家综合粮食计划署的工作， 通过推进动物饲料监管计划， 标准（AFRPS），并加强国家动物食品监管计划和相关工作， 21 CFR第507部分现行药品生产质量管理规范、危害分析和基于风险 动物食品预防控制（CGMP和PCAF）。 明尼苏达州农业部（MDA）食品和饲料安全司（FFSD） 许可证和检查约1，900饲料生产实体， 在明尼苏达州分发和销售饲料或饲料成分。FFSD有一个项目 负责动物饲料和宠物食品，有17名员工负责饲料相关的工作。 活动，8个专门用于现场检查，3个分配给宠物食品标签，产品 调查和分配。MDA-FFSD还具有多个支持单元，包括 额外的20名员工，他们在日常工作中完全或部分协助商业饲料计划 业务活动，包括遵守和执行、应对和外联、数据管理， 培训支持和电子系统维护。这些工作人员还领导和协调 更新程序和流程，包括文件管理以及实现 并与AFRPS保持一致。 作为此应用程序的一部分，MDA将创建一个全面的项目计划， 保持与AFRPS一致性所需的目标和交付成果， CGMP/PCAF实施策略纳入其监管活动，确定并完成培训 根据《食品安全现代化法》推进检查的需求和审计计划 （FSMA），根据PCAF规则建立基础设施和计划改进，维护 符合21 CFR第507部分和FSMA规则的监管机构， 促进遵守FSMA法规，并参与联合工作规划、执法， 和信息共享。

Project Abstract The intended outcome of this project is to advance the efforts for a nationally Integrated Food Safety System (IFSS) through the advancement of the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS) and to enhance State animal food regulatory programs and work related to 21 CFR Part 507 Current Good Manufacturing Practice, Hazard Analysis, and Risk-Based Preventive Controls for Food for Animals (CGMP and PCAF). The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) Food and Feed Safety Division (FFSD) licenses and inspects approximately approximately 1,900 feed entities manufacturing, distributing, and guarantying feed or feed ingredients in Minnesota. The FFSD has program responsibility for animal feed and pet food and has a staff complement of 17 for feed-related activities with eight devoted to field inspection and three assigned to pet food labeling, product investigation and distribution. The MDA-FFSD also has multiple supporting units that include an additional 20 staff who fully or partially assist the Commercial Feed Program in day-to-day operations including compliance and enforcement, response and outreach, data management, training support, and electronic systems maintenance. These staff also lead and coordinate updates to procedures and processes including document management as well as achieving and maintaining conformance with the AFRPS. The MDA, as part of this application, will create a comprehensive project plan that outlines the objectives and deliverables needed to maintain conformance with AFRPS and to incorporate CGMP/PCAF implementation strategies into its regulatory activities, identify and fulfill training needs and auditing programs to advance inspections under the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), build infrastructure and program improvement based upon the PCAF rule, maintain regulatory authorities equivalent to 21 CFR Part 507 and FSMA rules, conduct outreach to promote compliance with FSMA regulations, and participate in joint workplanning, enforcement, and information sharing.