Path B Implementation of the FDA Produce Safety Rule in Delaware

项目总结 项目标题：在特拉华州实施FDA生产安全规则。 项目描述：我们打算继续执行FDA的产品安全 通过选择计划路径B在特拉华州内制定规则。继续此项目的成功将是 在特拉华州农业部的帮助下，特拉华州大学进行了一项努力 特拉华州合作扩展，特拉华州州立大学合作扩展 水果和蔬菜种植者协会以及国家机构和推广机构在 邻国。该计划将包括对种植农产品的农民进行教育和培训。 根据这项规定，以及将包括监管人员培训在内的监管计划。 项目目标：该项目将为特拉华州 农业法规和活动符合FDA的农产品安全规则。目标包括改进 覆盖农产品农场的农场登记，改进文件，执行日常工作 农产品安全检查为农民提供关于农产品的教育和培训 安全规则，完成特拉华州农业部监管评估 生产安全的权威和继续成功项目所需的资源。 预期结果：我们相信， 这项提案中概述的工作将创建一种联邦-州关系，这种关系将利用 特拉华州农业部现有的专业知识和资源 与特拉华大学和特拉华州合作扩展和地区州 Delmarva半岛内的合作伙伴，从而实现一致和成功的场上 FSMA和FDA设想的检查。 项目目标： 1.计划文档 2.计划管理 3.教育、外展和技术援助 4.农场库存 5.检查计划 6.遵守和执行 7.制定相关的事件响应计划和实施 预算：第一年350,000美元，第二年350,000美元，第三年350,000美元， 第四年为350,000美元，五年为350,000美元，五年赠款期间总计为1,750,000美元。

PROJECT SUMMARY Project Title: Implementation of the FDA Produce Safety Rule in Delaware. Project Description: We intend to continue the implementation the FDA’s Produce Safety Rule within Delaware by choosing program Path B. Continuing the success of this project will be an effort through the Delaware Department of Agriculture along with the help of the University of Delaware Cooperative Extension, Delaware State University Cooperative Extension, Delaware Fruit & Vegetable Growers Association, as well as state agencies and extension in the neighboring states. This plan will include education and training for produce farmers covered under the rule, as well as a regulatory program which will include regulator training. Project Goals: The project will develop a project plan for alignment of Delaware Department of Agriculture’s regulations and activities with FDA’s Produce Safety Rule. Goals include improving farm registration of covered produce farms, improving documentation, conducting routine produce safety inspections providing farmers with education of, and training on, the Produce Safety Rule, completing an assessment of Delaware Department of Agriculture’s regulatory authority for produce safety and the resources needed to continue a successful program. Expected Outcomes: We believe that the partnerships and plans that will emerge from the work outlined in this proposal will create a federal-state relationship which will leverage the existing expertise, knowledge and resources of the Delaware Department of Agriculture along with the University of Delaware & Delaware State Cooperative Extension and regional state partners within the Delmarva Peninsula, resulting in consistent and successful on-farm inspections as envisioned by FSMA and the FDA. Project Objectives: 1. Program Documentation 2. Program Administration 3. Education, Outreach and Technical Assistance 4. Farm Inventory 5. Inspection Program 6. Compliance and Enforcement 7. Produce Related Event Response Planning and Implementation Budget: $350,000 for year one, $350,000 for year two, $350,000 for year three, $350,000 for year four and $350,000 year for five, totaling $1,750,000 for the five-year grant period.