Path C Georgia Cooperative Agreement to Implement, improve, and sustain the state Produce Safety Program

应用程序ID 977350 资助额待定 佐治亚州农业部 FDA为各州和地区实施的合作协议计划 国家生产安全计划PAR-21-174 项目周期：2021-2026 项目摘要： 佐治亚州农业部农产品安全局努力改进其 在统一的监管基础下制定生产安全计划 对佐治亚州的监督涵盖了FSMA生产安全规则中描述的农产品。这个 该计划的开发和实施在历史上一直并将继续帮助联邦和 州计划更好地指导他们的监管活动，以减少食源性疾病的危害，如 与供人类消费的农产品的种植、收获、包装和保存有关的。 合作协议申请资金的项目需求包括但不限于： ·根据既定趋势重新评估格鲁吉亚的农产品状况，重点放在 根据生产规则所涵盖的产品，以及可用资源来确定 与以往相比，格鲁吉亚生产安全计划的必要规模和范围 要求。 ·研究改进和维护经过验证的农产品农场库存的替代方法。 ·为GDA项目的基础设施提供资源并进行投资。 ·定制特定机制，以更好地与其他地方、州、地区和联邦政府协调 负责生产安全活动的机构。 ·制定多年期计划，加强和加强现有的生产安全体系。 ·完善当前的绩效衡量体系、计划和/或流程体系以进行衡量 使用分析程序实现这一合作协议目标的进展 包括定量数据和定性数据。 ·制定和/或提供更多的教育、外联和技术援助，确定优先顺序 该规则涵盖的农业作业。 ·制定和/或提供更多的教育、外联和技术援助 管辖范围内的农产品安全监管机构。 ·完善、审核和颁布适用的生产安全的合规和执行计划 在司法管辖层面上的法规。 如果根据PAR-21-174中概述的本合作协议申请提供全额资金，合作 将FDA和国家利益攸关方作为国家综合食品安全系统的一部分，佐治亚州 农业部生产安全司将继续逐步努力，全面 实施和执行生产安全规则，因为我们不断发展、改进和 完善我们以公共健康和生产安全为重点的计划。

Application ID 977350 Grant Number TBD Georgia Department of Agriculture The FDA's Cooperative Agreement Program for States and Territories to Implement a National Produce Safety Program PAR-21-174 Project Period: 2021-2026 Project Abstract: The Georgia Department of Agriculture, Produce Safety Division strives to improve upon its development of a produce safety program established under uniform foundation for the regulatory oversight of Georgia covered produce commodities described in the FSMA produce safety rule. The development and implementation of this program has historically and will continue to assist federal and state programs to better direct their regulatory activities toward reducing foodborne illness hazards as related to growing, harvesting, packing, and holding of produce for human consumption. Program needs for the cooperative agreement application funding include, but are not limited to: • Reassess the State of Georgia’s produce landscape, based on established trends, with a focus upon produce covered under the Produce Rule, and available resources to determine the necessary size and scope of Georgia’s Produce Safety Program comparatively to previous requirements. • Research alternate means to improve and maintain a verified produce farm inventory. • Provide resources for, and invest in, the GDA program's infrastructure. • Tailor specific mechanisms to better coordinate with other local, state, territory, and federal agencies for produce safety activities. • Formulate a multi-year plan to reinforce and enhance the current produce safety system. • Refine the current performance measurement system, plan and/or process system to measure the progress towards the goals of this cooperative agreement using analytical processes including quantitative and qualitative data. • Develop and/or provide additional education, outreach, and technical assistance, prioritizing farming operations covered by the rule. • Develop and/or provide additional education, outreach, and technical assistance to the jurisdictional produce safety regulators. • Refine, audit, and enact a compliance and enforcement program for applicable produce safety regulations at the jurisdictional level. If fully funded under this cooperative agreement application as outlined in PAR-21-174, in collaboration with FDA and State stakeholders as part of a National Integrated Food Safety System, The Georgia Department of Agriculture, Produce Safety Division will continue progressive efforts toward full implementation and enforcement of the Produce Safety Rule as we continue to develop, improve, and perfect our program focused on public health and produce safety.