Path B NDA's Continued Implementation of FDA's Produce Safety Rule in Nebraska

NDA继续在内布拉斯加州实施FDA的生产安全规则-路径B PAR-21-174 摘要/摘要 内布拉斯加州农业部农产品安全计划(NDA PSP)将 寻求此授权申请的路径B，以建立在既定的生产安全基础上 内布拉斯加州的项目。这是该计划目前所走的道路，并计划 保持这样的状态。没有计划将PSR实施到内布拉斯加州的法律中；NDA PSP将继续在FDA的授权下运营。NDA PSP计划进行 从第3年开始根据M分部进行萌芽检查。NDA PSP工作人员尚未 接受培训，但有计划改变这一点。 该计划的目标是： 1.扩展在最初5年拨款期间建立的NDA生产安全计划 2.向内布拉斯加州种植者提供外展服务和教育 3.开发、培训和维护NDA PSP员工 4.每年以团队形式参加财团、会议和网络研讨会 5.利用电子检测软件进行检测 6.维护、更新和建立电子库存计划 7.每3年检查一次高优先级覆盖农场和低优先级覆盖农场 每5年一次。 8.在所有检查之前提供和提供农场准备情况审查 预期成果：该方案将继续其工作，以维持和扩大 电子库存，每3-5年对覆盖的农场进行检查，基于 优先，并将每年提供OFRRS。该计划将捕获监管检查 利用在最初的五年期间开发的电子检查软件的信息- 年度补助金。 NDA的PSP将继续为正在导航的种植者提供有用的资源 通过研讨会、OFRR、PSA培训和各种其他外联活动进行PSR 旨在满足内布拉斯加州种植者需求的活动。 计划工作人员将继续接受全面培训，并参加相关活动，以支持 在项目范围内进行专业成长和发展。加上经验和 FDA的指导、培训和活动将积极影响团队的维持能力 通过外展、教育和检查与种植者建立有效的关系。

NDA’s Continued Implementation of FDA’s Produce Safety Rule in Nebraska-Path B PAR-21-174 Summary/Abstract The Nebraska Department of Agriculture Produce Safety Program (NDA PSP) will be pursuing Path B for this grant application to build upon the established produce safety program in Nebraska. This is the path that the program is currently on and plans to remain so. There are no plans to implement the PSR into Nebraska state law; the NDA PSP will continue to operate under FDA authority. The NDA PSP plans to conduct Sprout Inspections under Subpart M beginning in Year 3. No NDA PSP staff has yet to be trained but there are plans to change that. The Program Objectives are: 1. Expand NDA Produce Safety Program built during the initial 5-year grant 2. Provide Outreach and Education to Nebraska growers 3. Develop, train, and maintain NDA PSP staff 4. Attend consortiums, conferences, and webinars annually as a team 5. Utilize electronic inspection software for inspections 6. Maintain, update, and build the electronic inventory program 7. Inspect high priority covered farms every 3 years and low priority covered farms every 5 years. 8. Offer and provide On Farm Readiness Reviews prior to all inspections Expected Outcomes: The program will continue their work to maintain and expand upon the electronic inventory, perform inspections of covered farms every 3-5 years based on priority, and will offer OFRRs annually. The program will capture regulatory inspection information utilizing electronic inspection software developed during the original five- year grant. NDA’s PSP will continue to act as a helpful resource to growers who are navigating the PSR through workshops, OFRRs, PSA trainings, and a variety of other outreach activities aimed at meeting the needs of Nebraska growers. Program staff will remain fully trained and attend relevant events supporting professional growth and development within the program. Along with experience and FDA’s guidance, training and events will positively impact the team’s ability to maintain effective relationships with growers through outreach, education, and inspection.