Enhance Capacity and Capability of State Human and Animal Food Testing - Nebraska Department of Agriculture

PAR-20-105：实验室灵活资助模式(LFFM)(U19)不允许进行临床试验 总体摘要 内布拉斯加州农业部实验室正在申请该实验室 灵活的资助模式，以建立和维持我们的人类和动物食品检测能力，以支持 综合食品安全体系。国家食品药品监督管理局实验室通过ISO 17025认证的范围 包含六种食品微生物学和四种食品/饲料化学方法。多年来，国际标准化组织/国际电工委员会17025 认证已成为我们文化的一部分。我们在质量上遵循书面程序。 管理体系，以确保我们的分析员经过培训并被授权执行样品 接收、样品准备、范围方法，并在发布最终测试报告之前审查数据。我们 还试行了通过国家食品安全数据交换提交FDA数据。我们的 质量保证团队成员每四年对每一种经过认证的方法进行内部审核，并 我们的管理系统每两年一次。 NDA实验室一直是粮食应急网络的积极成员 (蕨类)自2006年9月以来。我们有很长的历史执行蕨类PT练习和一系列 小规模方法开发、验证和矩阵扩展研究，以加强我们的 能力。在紧急情况下，我们能够重新安排测试的优先顺序。我们也非常愿意 承担帮助我们改进人类和动物食品检测实践的特殊项目。为 例如，我们参加了食品保护伙伴关系实验室科学工作组小组委员会 制定合规性审查核对表。 我们计划更新几台设备。ABI 7500将取代BAX 扩大食品安全病原体检测。我们可以使用ABI 7500来开发环孢子菌检测 容量。从FDA借来的安捷伦LC-MS-MS将被Vanquish Flex Binary UHPLC取代 再加上Orbitrap Exploris 120 MS，我们有几个化学方法开发的想法 加强国家食品检测监督项目。我们还计划修改部分Feed测试 实验室将包括更多的样品研磨空间，这将增加我们的动物样品吞吐量 食品检测。 我们将与机构监管计划合作，以满足我们的样本收集需求 人和动物食品监测项目。这些活动支持制成品食品监管 计划标准和饲料监管计划标准。这些食品监测数据可以 为推动以风险为基础和以预防为重点的食品安全目标的国家目标作出贡献。

PAR‐20‐105: Laboratory Flexible Funding Model (LFFM) (U19) Clinical Trials Not Allowed Overall Summary The Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) Laboratory is applying for the Laboratory Flexible Funding Model to build and maintain our human and animal food testing capacity in support of the Integrated Food Safety System. The scope of ISO 17025 accreditation of the NDA Laboratory contains six food microbiology and four food/feed chemistry methods. Over the years, ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation has become a part of our culture. We follow written procedures in our quality management system to ensure that our analysts are trained and authorized to perform sample receiving, sample preparation, scope methods, and to review data before issuing a final test report. We also have piloted the submission of FDA data through the National Food Safety Data Exchange. Our Quality Assurance teammates perform internal audits on each accredited method every four years and our management system every two years. The NDA Laboratory has been an active member of the Food Emergency Response Network (FERN) since September 2006. We have a long history of performing FERN PT exercises and a series of small‐scale method development, validation, and matrix extension studies to strengthen our capabilities. In times of emergency, we are able to rearrange testing priorities. We also are very willing to take on special projects that help us enhance our human and animal food testing practices. For instance, we participated on the Partnership for Food Protection Lab Sciences Workgroup subcommittee to develop a Compliance Review Checklist. We have plans to refresh several pieces of equipment. An ABI 7500 will replace the BAX to expand detection of food safety pathogens. We can use the ABI 7500 to develop Cyclospora testing capacity. An Agilent LC‐MS‐MS on loan from FDA will be replaced by a Vanquish Flex binary UHPLC coupled with an Orbitrap Exploris 120 MS. We have several ideas for chemistry method development to enhance national food testing surveillance programs. We also plan to remodel part of our feed testing laboratory to include more sample grinding space, which will increase our sample throughput for animal food product testing. We will collaborate with agency regulatory programs to meet our sample collection needs for human and animal food surveillance projects. These activities support Manufactured Foods Regulatory Program Standards and Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards. These food surveillance data can contribute the national goal of driving risk‐based and prevention focused food safety objectives.