Path C Maintaining the Produce Safety Rule in Mississippi to Enhance Safety in Growing, Harvesting, Packing, and Storing Fresh Fruits & Vegetables MDAC

项目摘要 这是密西西比州农业和商务部(MDAC)的一个项目，名为维护 密西西比州加强种植、收获、包装和生产安全的生产安全规则 储存新鲜水果和蔬菜寻求继续实施食品安全 现代化法案的生产安全规则。MDAC正在为人员寻求资金支持， 继续实施ITS所需的差旅、培训、设备和供应成本 全面整合安全生产事业部。继续与 生产安全规则，MDAC将要求全面评估和新的水平 我们州的土地赠与大学、密西西比州立大学和阿尔科恩大学之间的合作 州立大学。为继续此对齐而必须执行的活动将不会发生 没有重大和持续的财政义务。这些活动的结果将是 继续发展多方面的行政方案(S)，以支持生产 安全规则。到目前为止，密西西比州议会还没有为 在MDAC内设立生产安全处，以及在本文件中提出的目标 如果没有通过合作协议获得资金，申请将不会实现 美国食品药品监督管理局。使自己与实现产品的目标保持一致 安全规则，MDAC监管事务局成立了一个新的生产安全司 通过竞争A和B提供的资金，生产安全经理已经 受雇监督一名外联协调员，可能还有两名外联专家，并开展工作 直接作为与其他机构和大学的联络人，完成项目目标。 聘请了一名生产监管监督员和一名生产监管检查员， 计划聘请额外的监管检查员。这一产品的成功实施 安全司允许生产安全经理管理所有方案活动 包括但不限于制定战略行动计划、利益攸关方 通信、面向行业的教育推广、审计协助、执法支持以及 密西西比州农场库存的开发。生产安全处预计 确定该州2066个覆盖农场，教育1595个覆盖农场，并检查47个 到2026年7月1日，每年建立农场。密西西比州农业和商务部 生产安全事业部是一个路径C计划。1972年的密西西比州代码69-1-56采用 FDA的生产安全规则(21 CFR第112部分)。

Project Abstract Summary This Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce’s (MDAC) project intitled Maintaining the Produce Safety Rule in Mississippi to Enhance Safety in Growing, Harvesting, Packing and Storing Fresh Fruits and vegetables seeks to continue the implementation of the Food Safety Modernization Act’s Produce Safety Rule. MDAC is seeking funding support for personnel, travel, training, equipment, and supply costs needed to continue implementing its comprehensive and integrated produce safety division. To continue its alignment with the Produce Safety Rule, MDAC will require comprehensive assessments and new levels of cooperation between our state’s land grant universities, Mississippi State University and Alcorn State University. The activities that must take place to continue this alignment will not occur without significant and sustained financial obligations. The outcome of these activities will continue the development of multi-faceted administrative program(s) in support of the Produce Safety Rule. To date, the Mississippi State Legislature has not obligated monies for the development of a Produce Safety Division within the MDAC, and the goals set forth in this application will not be achieved without funding secured through a Cooperative Agreement with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. To align itself with reaching the goals of the Produce Safety Rule, the MDAC Regulatory Services Bureau has created a new Produce Safety Division through the funding provided by competition A and B. The Produce Safety manager has been hired to oversee one Outreach Coordinator, and possibly two Outreach Specialists, and work directly as the liaison with other agencies and universities to accomplish the goals of the project. One Produce Regulatory Supervisor and one Produce Regulatory Inspector has been hired and plan to hire additional Regulatory inspectors. This successful implementation of the Produce Safety Division allows the Produce Safety Manager to manage all programmatic activities included but not limited to the development of a Strategic Action Plan, stakeholder communications, educational outreach to industry, audit assistance, enforcement support, and the development of the Mississippi Farm Inventory. The Produce Safety Division anticipates identifying 2,066 covered farms in the state, educating 1,595 covered farms, and inspecting 47 farms annually by July 1, 2026. The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce’s Produce Safety Division is a Path C Program. 69-1-56 Mississippi code of 1972 adopts the FDA’s Produce Safety Rule (21 CFR Part 112) in its entirety.