Rhode Island's Plan to Conform with the Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards

拨款建议书摘要 标题：符合加工食品监管程序标准(MFRPS) (U18)。融资机会公告编号(FOA)：RFA-FD-17-005 国际扶轮卫生部(RIDOH)，食品保护中心(CFP)建议开发 并在国际扶轮维持基于风险的制造食品监管计划，以符合国家 标准。该方案将以最佳做法为基础，在授权期结束时 一年，将符合新的2016年FDA制造食品监管计划标准 (MFRPS)。满足标准最终将通过以下方式保护公众和行业 预防由国际扶轮生产的食品引起的食源性疾病。 MFRPS协调员将负责管理赠款，并由 首席调查员确保符合国家方案的十个要素 标准。活动包括以下内容： ·相当于食品和药物管理局的监管基础，其中包括新的食品安全 现代化法案(FSMA)规则 ·受过培训的工作人员，他们将有资格根据FSMA新规则检查公司 ·全面、有效和基于风险的检查计划 ·质量保证计划，包括实地考察、检验报告和样本采集 持续改进的报告审核 ·全面的监测和快速反应计划，以发现、调查、 减轻和预防食源性疾病和其他与食品有关的危害，包括 故意掺假 ·一致和有效的合规和执法计划 ·外展和行业教育，以支持新规则的实施并提供 减少食源性疾病风险因素的有针对性的信息 ·对资源进行良好管理，并充分利用这些资源 ·持续的自我评估和战略规划，以提高 人工食品计划 ·通过常规监测和“原因”抽样为实验室提供支持。 所有项目和工作产品将与FDA和其他州共享，以支持国家 整合努力。国际扶轮将继续积极参与与加强 MFRPS，并将继续向可能受益于 国际扶轮的经验。 符合2016 MFRPS的计划包括对战略计划的评估和更新 以成就和新活动为基础，例如制定书面政策 和程序、标准工作指导表和改进的数据管理。 除了内部审计，国际扶轮还将与FDA伙伴关系办公室和FDA/ORA合作 行动审计办公室的工作人员，以确定需要改进的领域。“桥”的归宿 年度“奖将是国际扶轮的制造食品计划，能够持续符合 MFRPS并为国家综合食品安全体系作出贡献。

Grant Proposal Abstract Title: Conformance with the Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS) (U18). Funding Opportunity Announcement Number (FOA): RFA-FD-17-005 The RI Department of Health (RIDOH), Center for Food Protection (CFP), proposes to develop and sustain a risk-based manufactured food regulatory program in RI to conform to national standards. This program will be based on best practices, and, at the end of the grant period of one year, will conform to the new 2016 FDA Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS). Meeting the Standards will ultimately protect the public and the industry by preventing foodborne illness from foods that are manufactured in RI. A MFRPS Coordinator will be responsible for managing the grant under the direction of the Principal Investigator to ensure conformance with the ten elements of the national program standards. Activities include the following: • a regulatory foundation equivalent to FDAs, which includes the new Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) rules • trained staff who will be qualified to inspect firms under the new FSMA rules • an inspection program that is comprehensive, effective, and risk-based • a quality assurance program that includes field, inspection report, and sample collection report auditing for continuous improvement • a comprehensive surveillance and rapid response program to detect, investigate, mitigate, and prevent foodborne illnesses and other food related hazards including intentional adulteration • a compliance and enforcement program that is consistent and effective • outreach and industry education to support implementation of new rules and provide targeted information for reduction of foodborne illness risk factors • good management of resources and leveraging to optimize their use • continuous self-assessment and strategic planning for quality improvement of the manufactured food program • laboratory support with routine surveillance and “for cause” sampling. All projects and work products will be shared with FDA and other states to support the national integration effort. RI will remain actively involved in national initiatives related to enhancement of MFRPS and will provide continued assistance to newer state programs who may benefit from RI's experience. The plan to conform to 2016 MFRPS includes assessment and updates to the strategic plan based upon accomplishments and new activities, such as the development of written policies and procedures, standard work instruction sheets, and improved data management. In addition to internal auditing, RI will work with the FDA Office of Partnerships and FDA/ORA Office of Operations Audit Staff to identify areas for improvement. The end result of the “Bridge Year” award will be a manufactured food program in RI that is able to sustain conformance with MFRPS and contribute to a nationally integrated food safety system.