Missouri Department of Agriculture’s Implementation of the Animal Feed Regulatory Standards

实施饲料监管程序标准(AFRPS)和 ISO/OES 17025：2005年密苏里州饲料控制实验室认可 农业部，饲料、种子和加工木材局。 由于密苏里州拥有全国相当大比例的牲畜和宠物食品 在生产中，饲料的监管对于保护牲畜饲料和 宠物食品消费者和生产者。最近严重的饲料掺假就是明证 在各种活动中，饲料是人类食物供应的重要环节，因此是一个重要因素 人类食品安全方程式的一部分。 饲料、种子和加工木材局(局)负责监管 牲畜饲料和宠物食品在密苏里州销售、分销和制造。该局 在密苏里州农业部主任的授权下运作，并在 密苏里州饲料控制实验室(实验室)是植物工业部的一个分支机构。 该实验室每年分析5000份监控饲料样本。由以下内容表示的提要 样品在密苏里州和全国各地生产，并通过程序获得 来自零售、分销和制造公司的每周检查员。 主席团认为，实施《非洲气候变化框架公约》是履行其以下职责的一个重要步骤 与FDA在保护本州和我们国家的食品方面的关键和重要的合作伙伴 供给。该局S的用意是利用合作赠款资金，满足贫困人口的迫切需求 检验计划，以实现标准和实验室目标的全面实施，以 在5年内通过国际标准化组织/OES 17025：2005年认证。 检查计划期望利用FDA合作赠款资金来改进计划 四个方面的能力：在适当的风险分析基础上，增加检查人员的力量，以 适当的级别，对检查人员进行适当的培训，传播信息 并向行业提供教育并获取技术，以提高计划生产率和 效率。 实验室将利用FDA合作赠款资金扩大国家食品 通过获得完全的国际标准化组织/OES 17025：2005年认证，建立安全体系。资金将用于 三个重点领域：增加实验室人员以确保质量控制并提供 认证文件，为化学家和实验室人员提供培训，获取软件 以提高生产力和效率。对ISO认证的拨款将允许支出 国家资金用于扩大包括微生物和重金属在内的饲料安全检测 检测，进一步提高国家和国家的饲料和粮食保护能力。

Implementation of the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS) and the ISO/OES 17025:2005 Accreditation of the Feed Control Laboratory in the Missouri Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Feed, Seed and Treated Timber. Since Missouri is home to a significant percentage of the nation’s livestock and pet food production, the regulation of feed is of vital importance for the protection of livestock feed and pet food consumers and producers. As evidenced by recent significant feed adulteration events, feed is an important link to the human food supply and is therefore an important element of the human food safety equation. The Bureau of Feed, Seed and Treated Timber (Bureau) has regulatory responsibility of livestock feed and pet food sold, distributed and manufactured in Missouri. The Bureau operates under the authority of the Director of the Missouri Department of Agriculture and within the Division of Plant Industries and also operates the Missouri Feed Control Laboratory (Lab). The Lab analyzes 5,000 surveillance feed samples annually. The feeds represented by these samples are produced both in Missouri and across the nation and are obtained by program inspectors on a weekly basis from retail, distribution and manufacturing firms. The Bureau considers the implementation of AFRPS as an important step in fulfilling its role as a crucial and significant partner with FDA in protection of this state’s and our nation’s food supply. The Bureau ‘s intent is to utilize cooperative grant funds to meet critical needs of the inspection program to realize full implementation of the Standards and the Laboratory goal to achieve ISO/OES 17025:2005 Accreditation within 5 years. The inspection program expects to utilize FDA Cooperative Grant funds to improve program capability in four ways: based on proper risk analysis, increase inspector strength to appropriate levels, provide adequate training to inspectional personnel, disseminate information and education to industry and acquire technology to improve program productivity and efficiency. The Lab will utilize FDA Cooperative Grant funds to expand the capacity of the national food safety system by achieving full ISO/OES 17025:2005 accreditation. Funds will be applied to three areas of focus: increase lab personnel to ensure quality control and provide documentation for accreditation, provide training of chemist and lab personnel, acquire software to improve productivity and efficiency. Grant funding of ISO Accreditation will allow expenditure of state funds to expand feed safety testing including micro-biological and heavy metal detection, further increasing state and national capacity of feed and food protection.