Maintenance of the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS) and the Development of Preventive Control Inspection Infrastructure by the Missouri Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Feed, Seed.

项目摘要 维护动物饲料监管程序标准(AFRPS)和 密苏里州部门开发预防性控制检查基础设施 农业部，饲料局，种子局。 由于密苏里州拥有全国相当大比例的牲畜和宠物食品 在生产中，饲料的监管对于保护牲畜饲料和 宠物食品消费者和生产者。正如最近发生的重大饲料掺假事件所证明的那样， 饲料是人类食物供应的重要纽带，因此是 人类食品安全方程式。 饲料和种子局(局)负责管理牲畜饲料和宠物 在密苏里州销售、制造和分销的食品。该局在以下授权下运作： 密苏里州农业部和植物工业部主任 还经营着密苏里州饲料控制实验室(Lab)。该实验室分析了5000个 每年监测饲料样本。由这些样本代表的饲料被生产出来 在密苏里州和全国各地都有，项目检查员每周都会获得 基础来自制造、分销和零售公司。 主席团认为，实施和维持非洲辐射防护系统是#年的一个重要步骤。 履行其作为FDA的关键和重要合作伙伴的作用，保护该州和 我们国家的粮食供应。该局的意图是利用合作协议资金 继续满足饲料计划的关键需求，以保持全面实施 标准和开发额外的基础设施，以达到检查的能力和能力 符合《预防控制规则》的密苏里州饲料设施的全部库存 动物饲料。 FEED计划希望利用FDA合作协议资金来改进计划 以下方面的能力：保持检查力度，以提供足够的风险基础 检查，为行业提供教育和推广，确保适当的计划人员培训 级别，构建合规性和执法基础设施，并获取和维护技术以 提高监管流程中的计划生产力和效率。 该局致力于加强与FDA和其他机构的合作与协作 通过共享数据、最佳实践和流程、软件制定饲料控制程序 发展和积极推动和推进人畜食品的改良 安全，努力为食品保护伙伴关系带来持续改进。

Project Summary Maintenance of the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS) and the Development of Preventive Control Inspection Infrastructure by the Missouri Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Feed, Seed. Since Missouri is home to a significant percentage of the nation’s livestock and pet food production, the regulation of feed is of vital importance for the protection of livestock feed and pet food consumers and producers. As evidenced by recent significant feed adulteration events, feed is an important link to the human food supply and is therefore an important element of the human food safety equation. The Bureau of Feed & Seed (Bureau) has regulatory responsibility of livestock feed and pet food sold, manufactured and distributed in Missouri. The Bureau operates under the authority of the Director of the Missouri Department of Agriculture and within the Division of Plant Industries and also operates the Missouri Feed Control Laboratory (Lab). The Laboratory analyzes 5,000 surveillance feed samples annually. The feeds represented by these samples are produced both in Missouri and across the nation and are obtained by program inspectors on a weekly basis from manufacturing, distributing and retail firms. The Bureau considers the implementation and maintenance of AFRPS as an important step in fulfilling its role as a crucial and significant partner with FDA in the protection of this state’s and our nation’s food supply. The Bureau‘s intent is to utilize cooperative agreement funds to continue to meet the critical needs of the feed program to maintain full implementation of the Standards and develop additional infrastructure to reach the capacity and capability to inspect the full inventory of Missouri feed facilities for compliance with the Preventive Control Rule for Animal Feed. The feed program expects to utilize FDA Cooperative Agreement funds to improve program capability in the following ways: Maintain inspection strength to provide sufficient risk based inspections, provide education & outreach to industry, ensure appropriate program staff training levels, build compliance and enforcement infrastructure, and acquire and maintain technology to improve program productivity and efficiency in regulatory processes. The Bureau is committed to enhancing its cooperation and collaboration with the FDA and other state feed control programs by sharing data, best practices and processes, software development and actively promoting and advancing the improvement of human and animal food safety in an effort to bring continuous improvement to the partnership for food protection.