Kentucky's Application for MFRPS, Dietary Supplements, Food Protection Task Force, and Special Projects

肯塔基州公共卫生部-公共卫生保护与安全处 食物安全分支 项目总结/摘要 RE：灵活的融资模式-国家基础设施开发和维护 不允许的制造食品监管计划（U2 F）临床试验（资助 机会公告（FOA）编号RFA-FD-23-027）。 该项目在2023-2026三年绩效期内的目标是保持 我们的机构完全符合10个制造食品监管计划中的每一个 通过继续积极参与和推进州/联邦的努力， 全国统一的粮食保护体系。以前的合作供资协定， 2011年允许我们的机构建立和维护一个质量的国家计划， 监管我们的食品工业。除了MFRPS 维护/一致性，本项目将利用合作协议资金， 扩大我们目前的监管基础，将膳食补充剂纳入我们的 制造食品监管计划。 为了更好地优先考虑和指导我们的监管活动，以减少食源性疾病， 疫情，我们的机构进一步打算维持和扩大框架和网络， 相对于我们的食品保护工作组。特别项目附加项下的资金也将 用于增强我们目前的食品制造数据库，以便更快地访问 沿着双向数据共享。为了增强 在减少食品安全风险和预防食源性疾病暴发方面的反应能力， 与我们的FDA合作伙伴共享数据将促进更快的沟通， 在检查食品加工厂时观察到的情况。 根据本合作协议，继续我们机构与FDA的伙伴关系至关重要 建立坚实的监管基础，保持和维持我们的一致性， 该机构的检查方法，支持旨在减少食源性疾病的框架， 并为支持和加强综合社会保障系统的项目作出贡献。

Kentucky Department for Public Health-Division of Public Health Protection & Safety Food Safety Branch Project Summary/Abstract RE: Flexible Funding Model-Infrastructure Development and Maintenance for State Manufactured Food Regulatory Programs (U2F) Clinical Trials Not Allowed (Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) Number RFA-FD-23-027). The goal of this project over the 2023-2026 three-year Period of Performance is to maintain our agency’s full conformance with each of the 10 Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards by continuing to actively participate and advance state/federal efforts for a nationally integrated food protection system. Previous Cooperative Funding Agreements since 2011 have allowed our agency to build and maintain a quality state program for the regulation of our manufactured food industry. In addition to MFRPS maintenance/conformance, this project will utilize Cooperative Agreement funding to expand our current regulatory foundation incorporating Dietary Supplements as part of our Manufactured Foods Regulatory Program. In an effort to better prioritize and direct our regulatory activities at reducing foodborne illness outbreaks, our agency further intends to maintain and expand the framework and network relative to our Food Protection Task force. Funding under a Special Projects add-on will also be utilized to enhance our current food manufacturing database to enable quicker access to inspectional information along with bidirectional data sharing. In order to enhance responsiveness in terms of reducing food safety risks and prevention of foodborne outbreaks, data sharing with our FDA partners will promote faster communication relative to violative conditions observed during manufactured food firm inspections. Continuing our agency’s partnership with FDA under this Cooperative Agreement is essential for building a solid regulatory foundation, maintaining and sustaining consistency in our agency’s inspectional approach, supporting a framework aimed at reducing foodborne illness, and contribute to projects which support and enhances an IFSS.