NASDA Foundation and AAAFCO, Long-Term Improvements to the National Animal Food Safety System and Promotion of the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards (AFRPS)

项目摘要 长期改善国家动物食品安全体系， 整合，加强合作，改善国家监管和监督保护 动物饲料监管计划标准的制定和推广 项目目标：如RFA-FD-22-009要求所述，我们的主要目标是 拟议的项目是由日本宇宙开发事业团基金会和亚非渔业合作组织： 1.继续协作支持联邦和州努力建立和扩大国家 综合动物食品安全系统; 2.建立更好的系统，以分享、推广和协作最佳做法， 指导文件、抽样计划、程序、谅解备忘录和其他 促进和鼓励联邦和州动物食品之间相互依赖的工具 监管方案和公共卫生机构; 3.继续识别、开发、提供、促进和支持动物食品安全培训 进一步实施AFRPS并为利益相关者提供支持的计划 FSMA的动物食品规定;以及 4.继续支持推进《非洲森林资源保护战略》和今后修订《非洲森林资源保护战略》， 一个持续改进的系统，以确保标准现代化，并支持 FSMA的要求和动物食品监管计划的需要。 预期成果：本建议中概述的工作将继续在以往成功的基础上开展 通过国家协会与州和联邦合作伙伴之间的合作， 近七年来，全国动物性食品安全综合水平不断提高 系统和提高遵守AFRPS。此外，通过在单一合作社下工作， 根据协议，FDA、NASDAQ和AAFCO将实现管理成本节约。

PROJECT SUMMARY Project Title: Long-Term Improvements to the National Animal Food Safety System Through Integration, Strengthened Collaboration, Improved State Regulatory and Surveillance Protection Programs, and Promotion of the Animal Feed Regulatory Program Standards Project Objectives: As outlined in the requirements for RFA-FD-22-009, our primary objectives for this proposed project are for the NASDA Foundation (NASDAF) and AAFCO to: 1. Continue to collaboratively support federal and state efforts to build and expand a national integrated animal food safety system; 2. Establish improved systems for sharing, promotion, and collaboration of best practices, guidance documents, sampling plans, procedures, memorandums of understanding, and other tools to facilitate and encourage mutual reliance between federal and state animal food regulatory programs and public health agencies; 3. Continue to identify, develop, deliver, promote, and support animal food safety training programs that further implementation of the AFRPS and provide stakeholder support for the animal food provisions of FSMA; and 4. Continue to support the advancement of the AFRPS and future revisions of the AFRPS as part of a system of continuous improvement to ensure the standards are modernized and support the requirements of FSMA and the needs of animal food regulatory programs. Expected Outcomes: The work outlined in this proposal will continue to build upon past successes achieved by the collaboration between national associations and state and federal partners over the past seven years, resulting in continuous improvement of the national integrated animal food safety system and increased compliance with the AFRPS. Additionally, by working under a single cooperative agreement, administrative cost savings will be realized by FDA, NASDAF, and AAFCO.