NH PHL Discipline B Chemistry Analytical Track 2 - human food product testing

学科B：化学 分析轨道2：人类食品检测 NH PHL计划通过以下方式改善新汉普郡的食品检测监督计划 食品的化学分析。这些分析生成的测试结果可用于 将掺假食品从商业中移除并协助监管检查计划 汉普郡食品保护局正在进行调查。 NH PHL计划在CHE.0009之后进行有毒金属的电感耦合等离子体质谱分析，以 确保符合有毒元素的行动水平。以下商品/危险对将是 分析； 商品风险 第II类乳制品总砷 苹果汁、苹果酒、进口香料有毒成分 NH PHL将分析至少210种II类乳制品，确保完成一项研究 这种跨越州界运输的本地商品。另外50个当地的样品 进口香料、果汁和苹果酒以及其他受FDA监管的商品将有助于 当地社区和FDA结合来自其他测试地点的数据以确保质量 以及来自新罕布夏州的食品的安全性。 NH PHL将参加并通过年度水平测试，参加LFFM面对面会议 和每月粮食应急网络(FERN)呼叫，保持国际标准化组织17025 通过CHE.0009认证，维护完成工作所需的设施和人员 建议，并提供收集和分析的所有样本的详细季度摘要。这个 NH PHL将与FDA保持20.88年的有效协议。抽样将由 NH食品保护局，该州监管奶牛场和奶牛场的官方机构 新罕布夏州，遵循FDA批准的标准做法。

Discipline B: Chemistry Analytical Track 2: Human Food Product Testing The NH PHL plans to improve food testing surveillance programs in New Hampshire through the chemical analysis of food products. The test results generated by these analyses can be used to remove adulterated food from commerce and aide regulatory inspection programs in the New Hampshire Bureau of Food Protection in conducting investigations. The NH PHL plans to perform toxic metals analyses by ICP-MS analysis following CHE.0009, to ensure compliance with toxic element action levels. The following commodity/hazard pairs will be analyzed; Commodity Hazard Class II Dairy Products Total Arsenic Apple juice, ciders, imported spices Toxic elements The NH PHL will analyze a minimum of 210 Class II Dairy Products, ensuring a complete study of this local commodity that is transported across state lines. The additional 50+ samples of local and imported spices, juices and ciders and other FDA regulated commodities will assist both the local communities and the FDA when combined with data from other testing sites to ensure quality and safety in the food products originating in the State of New Hampshire. NH PHL will participate and pass annual proficiency tests, attend the LFFM Face-to-Face meeting and monthly Food Emergency Response Network (FERN) calls, maintain ISO 17025 accreditation of CHE.0009, maintain facilities and personnel necessary to complete the work proposed, and provide a detailed quarterly summary of all samples collected and analyzed. The NH PHL will maintain a valid 20.88 agreement with the FDA. Sampling will be conducted by the NH Bureau of Food Protection, the official agency overseeing dairy farms and plants in the State of New Hampshire, following standard FDA-approved practices.