FDA LFFM- Continuation of human and animal food/feed programs at the CT Agricultural Experiment Station

项目摘要-总体CT AES LFFM 2020 项目摘要--本提案题为“FDA LFFM--人类和动物的延续” CT农业试验站的食品/饲料计划，“正在提交，以回应 FOA-PAR-20-105实验室灵活资助模式(LFFM)(U19)不允许进行临床试验。 我们的提案包括7个不同的项目，包括食品防御、人类食品产品 检验，动物性食品检验，化学能力/能力发展，样品 收集、NFDSX和ORAPP集成以及方法开发/验证。每个项目 在Assistate内部的独立组件以及全局组件和管理核心组件中进行了说明。 康涅狄格州农业试验站(CTAES)在食品安全方面已有145年的历史 研究，包括作为FDA食品应急网络(FERN)成员的15年 化学合作协议计划(CCAP)，以及在4个不同FDA下的8年资助 国际标准化组织食品安全上限。CT AES参与了广泛的监视和监测 确保该州食品安全的计划。当前LFFM提案的主要目标是 是获得必要的资金，以加强CT人员和 动物性食品检测实验室，以支持综合食品安全系统。具体地说，CT AES将在化学领域进行样品测试，并将参与开发 将支持和扩大这一测试的特殊项目。该项目将加强和 加强FDA预防食源性疾病和最大限度减少食源性暴露的努力 建设国家一体化的实验室科学体系。这笔资金将为CT配备 可用于建立和增加样品处理能力的额外资源 他们所在的州 CT AES已经证明了其专业知识、能力和适应性，可以完全满足 通过我们成功参与FDA的一些上限，实现本FOA的目标，包括 有几个专门针对食品和饲料产品测试。接受FDA颁发的这一新奖项 将显著增强CT AES的能力，特别是CT一般的能力，以满足 FOA中列出的计划目标，以及总统的食品安全工作所描述的目标 小组、食品保护伙伴关系和食品安全现代化法案。 1

PROJECT SUMMARY- OVERALL CT AES LFFM 2020 Project Summary- This proposal, entitled “FDA LFFM- Continuation of human and animal food/feed programs at the CT Agricultural Experiment Station,” is being submitted in response to FOA-PAR-20-105 Laboratory Flexible Funding Model (LFFM) (U19) Clinical Trial Not Allowed. Our proposal includes 7 different projects encompassing Food Defense, Human Food Product Testing, Animal Food Product Testing, Chemistry Capability/Capacity Development, Sample Collection, NFDSX and ORAPP Integration, and Method Development/Validation. Each Project is described in its own Component within Assist, as well as Overall and Admin core Components. The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (CT AES) has a 145-year history of food safety research, including 15 years as a member of the FDA Food Emergency Response Network (FERN) Chemistry Cooperative Agreement Program (cCAP), and 8 years of funding under 4 different FDA ISO food safety CAPs. CT AES participates a broad range of surveillance and monitoring programs to ensure the safety of food in the state. The primary goal of the current LFFM Proposal is to acquire the necessary funding to enhance the capacity and capabilities of CT human and animal food testing laboratories in support of an integrated food safety system. Specifically, CT AES will conduct sample testing in the area of chemistry and will engage in the development special projects that would support and expand that testing. This project will strengthen and improve FDA’s efforts to prevent foodborne illnesses and minimize foodborne exposures through building a nationally integrated laboratory science system. The funding will equip CT with additional resources that can be employed to build and increase sample throughput capacity within their state The CT AES has demonstrated the expertise, capability, and adaptability to fully meet the objectives of this FOA through our successful participation in a number of FDA CAPs, including several specifically targeting food and feed product testing. Receipt of this new award from FDA will significantly enhance the ability of the CT AES specifically, and CT in general, to meet the program goals laid out in the FOA, and as described by the President’s Food Safety Working Group, the Partnership for Food Protection and the Food Safety Modernization Act. 1