Minnesota Department of Agriculture's Development of Innovative Strategies to Imp

摘要 美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA）法规事务办公室（ORA） 宣布可根据有限责任公司授予的合作协议 竞争促进长期改善国家综合食品安全 通过建立食品安全实体的能力和能力， 就食物回收或进口食物通知而采取的行动， 对公众健康或动物健康的威胁。FDA正在授予这些合作协议 根据《联邦食品、药品和化妆品法案》（FD&C）第1009条的授权 根据2011年FDA食品安全现代化法案第210条修订 （FSMA）。根据第1009条第（B）款第（1）项的规定，符合第1009条规定的赠款资格的实体 是国家，地方，地区，印第安部落和非营利性食品安全培训实体。 作为一个国家食品和饲料监管实体，明尼苏达州农业部 (MDA)有资格申请本合作协议。MDA致力于改善 应对严重危害公众健康的食品和饲料产品的能力 通过制定创新战略来管理应对措施， 进口通知和召回，并与其他食品安全实体协调应对措施。 这将通过建立召回响应的业务需求来实现 基于地方、州和联邦需求的管理和协作系统 食品安全实体;进行基线评估并建立衡量标准， 评估召回响应;测量和比较召回响应前和 系统实施后;开发基于网络的响应系统;开发 使用该系统进行召回响应管理的培训材料;填写数据 系统与FDA之间的交流;主持多管辖区桌面演习 使用该系统;传播系统实施指南， 材料和最佳实践指导全国各地的其他食品安全实体。 MDA广泛参与州和国家改善食品安全体系的努力。 它将利用这些伙伴关系与联邦，州和地方食品安全实体， 学术机构;专业协会（AFDO、AFFCO、NEHA等）; 明尼苏达州食品安全和国防工作队等州倡议; 包括FDA快速反应小组和食品伙伴关系在内的举措 保护，使这些能力和能力的改进和分享进步 在全国这些地区。

Abstract The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Office of Regulatory Affairs (ORA) has announced the availability of cooperative agreements to be awarded under Limited Competition to facilitate long-term improvements to the national integrated food safety system by building the capacity and capability of food safety entities to take appropriate action in response to a recall of food or notification of imported food that poses a serious threat to public health or animal health. FDA is awarding these cooperative agreements under its authority in section 1009 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act), as amended by section 210 of the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act of 2011 (FSMA). As set forth in section 1009(b)(1), entities eligible for grants under section 1009 are States, localities, territories, Indian tribes, and nonprofit food safety training entities. As a state food and feed regulatory entity, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is eligible to apply for this Cooperative Agreement. MDA seeks to improve capability and capacity to respond to food and feed products that pose a serious public health or animal health threat by developing innovative strategies to manage response to import notices and recalls and coordinate response with other food safety entities. This will be accomplished by establishing business requirements for a recall response management and collaboration system based on the needs of local, state, and federal food safety entities; conducting a baseline assessment and establishing metrics for assessing a recall response; measuring and comparing the recall responses pre- and post-system implementation; developing a web-based response system; developing training materials for recall response management using the system; completing a data exchange between the system and FDA; hosting a multi-jurisdictional tabletop exercise using the system; and disseminating a system implementation guide, associated training materials, and best practice guidance to other food safety entities across the nation. MDA is broadly engaged in state and national efforts to improve the food safety system. It will employ these partnerships with federal, state, and local food safety entities and academic institutions; professional associations (AFDO, AFFCO, NEHA, among others); state initiatives like the Minnesota Food Safety and Defense Task Force; and national initiatives, including the FDA Rapid Response Teams and Partnership for Food Protection, to make these capability and capacity improvements and to share advances in these areas nation-wide.