Path B CDFA Continuation and Enhancement of the Produce Safety Program

加州食品和农业部 PAR-21-174 项目周期：2021-2026 项目摘要/摘要 该提案中的请求允许加州食品和农业部(CDFA) 继续在加州发展可持续的生产安全计划。这将是 通过加强现行方案以进行必要的农场检查来完成；提供 向种植者提供教育、外联和技术援助；开发农场清查数据库。 CDFA选择使用路径B进行响应，并将完成所有适用的计划目标： ·目标1：进行持续的计划评估和规划，同时保持基础 对可持续执行方案战略计划至关重要的资源。 ·目标2：定期提供教育、外联和技术援助机会。 ·目标3：在数据库管理系统内建立健全的农场库存，以维持 完整和准确的加州农产品农场数据库。 ·目标4：创建一种综合检查方法，代表并实现积极主动的 (伙伴关系)对食源性暴发采取办法，并侧重于对种植者的教育。 ·目标5：执行合规和强制执行方案，强调一致性。 ·目标6：加强CDFA的活动应对规划基础设施，在现有基础上再接再厉 用于检测、调查、分析和减轻食源性疾病暴发的系统。 为实现这些目标，中国食品药品监督管理局将继续评估并从战略上规划增加 现有的监管计划；执行农产品农场的持续扩张和质量控制 盘点；利用循证、全国一致的方式提供教育和培训机会 培训和讲习班；并利用系统方法来维持和进一步发展 全面的合规和执法计划侧重于质量和国家一致性。 预期结果：PSP的持续发展将降低#年的公共卫生风险 加州的消费者生产全国各地的农产品。利用包括两者的系统方法 教育和执法为促进对PSR的理解和遵守，CDFA将 鼓励安全种植/收获/包装/保存水果和蔬菜，大大促进 国家一体化的食品安全体系，有效满足FSMA的要求。

California Department of Food and Agriculture PAR-21-174 Project Period: 2021-2026 Project Summary/Abstract The request in this proposal allows the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) to continue the development of a sustainable Produce Safety Program within California. This will be accomplished by enhancing the current program to conduct the necessary farm inspections; provide education, outreach, and technical assistance to growers; and develop a farm inventory database. CDFA chose to respond using Path B and will complete all applicable program objectives: • Goal 1: Conduct ongoing program assessments and planning while maintaining foundational resources that are essential to sustainable implementation of the PSP. • Goal 2: Routinely provide education, outreach, and technical assistance opportunities. • Goal 3: Establish a robust farm inventory within a database management system to maintain a complete and accurate database of California produce farms. • Goal 4: Create an integrated inspectional approach that represents and enables a proactive (partnership) approach to foodborne outbreaks and focusing on education of growers. • Goal 5: Implement the compliance and enforcement program with emphasis on consistency. • Goal 6: Strengthen CDFA’s event response planning infrastructure to build upon existing systems for detecting, investigating, analyzing, and mitigating foodborne illness outbreaks. To achieve these goals, CDFA will continually assess and strategically plan to increase the capacity of the existing regulatory program; perform ongoing expansion and quality control of the produce farm inventory; provide opportunities for education and training using evidence-based, nationally consistent training and workshops; and utilize a systems approach to maintain and further develop a comprehensive compliance and enforcement program focused on quality and national consistency. Expected Outcomes: Continued development of the PSP will reduce public health risks for consumers of California produce across the nation. Utilizing a systems approach including both education and enforcement to promote understanding of and compliance with the PSR, CDFA will encourage the safe growing/harvesting/packing/holding of fruits and vegetables, significantly advance a national integrated food safety system, and effectively fulfill the requirements of FSMA.