Conformance project agreement to meet Manufactured Food Regulatory Program standa

项目摘要 威斯康星州农业、贸易和消费者保护部 (DATCP)要求在未来五年每年提供300,000美元，以实现 符合美国食品和药物管理局(FDA)生产的 食品监管计划标准(MFRPS)计划。FDA开发了 MFRPS方案作为一种工具，促进了 负责监管人工食品的联邦、州和地方机构 机构。 食品安全局于2007年首次参加MFRPS计划，是 五个州将试行这些标准。主席团完成了初步基线。 评估，制定战略改进计划，并参与FDA 计划评估验证审计(PAVA)。这个为期五年的合作社 协议将允许威斯康星州继续努力实施其战略 通过以下途径制定改进计划并实现与标准的完全一致 这些任务包括： �修订政策和程序，如响应消费者的政策和程序 投诉和食品紧急情况； �建立包括年度计划审计在内的质量保证体系 检查报告、现场检查和抽样，以及每年一次 对合规制度的绩效审查；以及 �改进和整合数据系统并培训工作人员使用数据 确保员工能够访问他们有效开展工作所需的信息 检查。 此外，威斯康星州将积极参加MFRPS会议、培训和 与其他监管机构共享信息的审计。

Project Abstract Wisconsin's Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) requests $300,000 for each of the next five years to achieve full conformance with the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA's) Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS) program. FDA developed the MFRPS program as a tool to promote uniformity and cooperation between federal, state and local agencies responsible for regulating manufactured food establishments. The Bureau of Food Safety first enrolled in the MFRPS program in 2007 as one of five states to pilot the standards. The Bureau completed an initial baseline assessment, developed a strategic improvement plan, and participated in an FDA Program Assessment Validation Audit (PAVA). This five-year cooperative agreement will allow Wisconsin to continue its efforts to implement its strategic improvement plan and achieve full-conformance with the standards through such tasks as: � Revising policies and procedures, such as those for responding to consumer complaints and food emergencies; � Establishing a quality assurance system that includes annual program audits of inspection reports, field inspections, and sampling, and an annual performance review of the compliance system; and � Improving and integrating data systems and training staff in the use of data to ensure staff have access to the information they need to conduct effective inspections. In addition, Wisconsin will actively participate in MFRPS meetings, training, and audits to share information with other regulatory agencies.