California Implementation of FDA's Produce Safety Rule (u18)

CDFA、检查和合规分支与产品联系 安全规则标准 项目总结/摘要 加州食品和农业部（CDFA）检验服务部的使命 司是提供专业的服务，支持和促进一个安全，丰富， 优质食品供应、无害环境的农业做法和公平的市场 为加州的农业。 我们建议的主要目标包括： 关于产品安全规则所涵盖的商品，以及确定可用的 资源，包括基础设施、组织结构、人员配备和财政资源; 制定一个程序，以维持和发展农场库存系统;评估当前的立法 或监管机构;为该计划的基础设施提供资源并进行投资;以及， 制定战略性多年计划，以管理新的或增强的生产安全计划。 根据本建议书，我们同时申请竞赛A和竞赛B。我们要求 竞争A包括第一年到第五年，要求6，718，406美元。从第二年开始 到第5年，我们申请4，386，018美元用于竞赛B。申请的赠款总额 从加州五年内的收入是11104423美元。赠款资金将用于执行一项 评估计划，建立战略，以建立新的计划能力，并提供 执行FSMA生产安全规则进一步发展所需的基础设施 在加州。

CDFA, Inspection and Compliance Branch Conformance with the Produce Safety Rule Standards Project Summary/Abstract The mission of the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA), Inspection Services Division is to provide professional services that support and contribute to a safe, abundant, quality food supply, environmentally sound agricultural practices, and an equitable marketplace for California agriculture. The primary objectives of our proposal include: conducting a jurisdictional self-assessment regarding commodities covered under the Produce Safety Rule as well as determine available resources, including infrastructure, organizational structure, staffing, and financial resources; formulate a process to maintain and develop a farm inventory system; evaluate current legislative or regulatory authority; provide resources for, and invest in, the program's infrastructure; and, develop strategic multi-year plan to administer a new or enhanced produce safety program. Under this proposal we are requesting both Competition A and Competition B. Our request for Competition A includes, Year 1 through Year 5 and a request of $6,718,406. Starting in Year 2 through Year 5, we are requesting $4,386,018 for Competition B. The total grant funds requested from California over five years are $11,104,423. Grant funds will be used to perform an assessment of the program, establish a strategy to build new program capabilities, and provide the necessary infrastructure to execute the further development of the FSMA Produce Safety rule in California.