The Kansas Department of Agriculture's Flexible Funding Model Cooperative Agreement to maintain and expand MFRPS, continue progress with our Food Safety Task Force, develop an RRT, and special project

堪萨斯农业、食品安全和住宿计划部（KDA-FSL）促进食品 通过建立食品保护标准，调查投诉，教育食品企业 和消费者，以及发牌和视察食物业。KDA-FSL将使用灵活的资金 资助示范合作协议（FFM），以进一步改善和维护制成品 监管计划标准（MFRPS），建立和维护快速反应小组（RRT），增加 通过堪萨斯食品保护任务整合食品和饲料防御与安全活动 力（KS-FPTF）;加强与MFRPS相关的抽样计划;并加强我们与 美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）通过创建检查数据交换。 KDA-FSL自2008年以来一直在MFRPS注册。继续这项合作协议将使我们的 该计划旨在努力完全符合2016年MFRPS。在持续的资金和支持下，KDA-FSL 我们将进一步完善我们的政策和程序，利用数据共享来帮助我们在创建 整合食品安全系统，并通过FDA培训进一步教育我们的检查人员。 堪萨斯农业部和堪萨斯卫生与环境部（KDHE） 将与FDA合作，为大规模食品和饲料开发和实施RRT 突发事件堪萨斯快速反应小组将拥有多个机构的专业知识和资源 从而形成一种多学科方法，促进协调、高效和有效的反应。 RRT合作协议将允许制定机构内和机构间计划， 长期持续。堪萨斯RRT的使命是有效应对食源性疾病 疫情，并确定潜在的预防措施，以保护食品供应和消费者健康 在国家和全球范围内，作为综合食品安全体系的一部分。 KS-FPTF将组织年度会议，并针对难以接触的人编写季度通讯 利益攸关方，促进国家内部的沟通、合作与协作。KS-FPTF将 与其他州的食品保护工作队合作，分享任何创新成果， 开发KS-FPTF将努力推进有助于调查、预防、 和控制食源性疾病的爆发。 KDA-FSL利用与MFRPS相关的特殊项目，将（1）通过创建 一个有记录的取样培训讲习班，收集更多的样品以加强这一培训，以及 进行验证研究，以确保有效的程序到位;（2）创建数据共享 与FDA进行检查。这些项目将使我们能够继续改进我们的计划， 将帮助KDA-FSL继续为建立一个全国性的、完全一体化的食品安全体系尽自己的一份力量。

The Kansas Department of Agriculture, Food Safety and Lodging Program (KDA-FSL) promotes food safety by establishing food protection standards, investigating complaints, educating food businesses and consumers, and licensing and inspecting food businesses. KDA-FSL will use funding from the Flexible Funding Model Cooperative Agreement (FFM) to further improve and maintain the Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS), develop and maintain a Rapid Response Team (RRT), increase integration of food and feed defense and safety activities through the Kansas Food Protection Task Force (KS-FPTF); enhance MFRPS-related sampling programs; and enhance our partnership with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) by creating an inspection data exchange. KDA-FSL has been enrolled in MFRPS since 2008. Continuing this cooperative agreement will allow our program to strive for full conformance of the 2016 MFRPS. With continued funding and support KDA-FSL will further enhance our policies and procedures, utilize data sharing to help do our part in creating an integrated food safety system, and further the education of our inspection staff through FDA trainings. The Kansas Department of Agriculture and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) will work collaboratively with the FDA to develop and implement a RRT for large scale food and feed emergencies. The Kansas RRT will have the combined expertise and resources of multiple agencies leading to a multidisciplinary approach that facilitates a coordinated, efficient, and effective response. The RRT cooperative agreement will allow the development of intra and interagency plans that can be sustained long term. The mission of the Kansas RRT will be to effectively respond to foodborne illness outbreaks and identify potential preventative practices to protect the food supply and consumer health both nationally and globally as a part of an Integrated Food Safety System. The KS-FPTF will organize yearly meetings and produce a quarterly newsletter to target hard-to-reach stakeholders, foster communication, cooperation and collaboration within the state. The KS-FPTF will collaborate with other states’ Food Protection Task Forces and share any innovative outcomes that are developed. The KS-FPTF will work to advance processes that will facilitate the investigation, prevention, and control of foodborne disease outbreaks. Utilizing a special project tied to the MFRPS, KDA-FSL will (1) enhance our sampling program by creating a recorded sampling training workshop, collecting additional samples to reinforce this training, and conducting a validation study to ensure effective procedures are in place; and (2) create a data sharing system with the FDA for inspections. These projects will allow us to continue improving our program and will help KDA-FSL continue to do its part towards creating a national, fully integrated food safety system.