The Kansas Department of Agriculture's Flexible Funding Model Cooperative Agreement for MFRPS Maintenance, FPTF, and Special Project.

长期目标 堪萨斯农业部食品安全和住宿司（KDA-FSL）正在寻求 联邦资助，目标是保持制成品的持续改进 监管计划标准（MFRPS）和加强国家，全面整合的食品安全体系。 KDA-FSL还在为堪萨斯食品保护工作队的持续进展寻求资金 （FPTF）。FPTF由不同的监管和行业利益相关者组成，旨在 提高堪萨斯州的食品安全意识。通过请求的特别项目资金，KDA- FSL致力于提高加工食品项目的取样和响应能力。 具体目标 KDA-FSL寻求进一步推进已经强大的制造食品安全计划， 保护堪萨斯和全国公众的健康。KDA-FSL的责任是努力实现- 接触堪萨斯的食品行业利益相关者，教育他们了解新的法律和法规， 技术援助，并讨论与食品安全问题有关的新趋势。通过压力测试 计划，KDA-FSL将超越MFRPS标准，以推动采样系统的改进 程序. 方法 KDA-FSL将保持一个战略改进计划（SIP）， 审查方案政策和程序。KDA-FSL将完全纳入预防控制规则 纳入食品加工培训计划，以确保所有检查人员都得到充分培训，并有能力 对人类食品进行全面和有限范围的预防控制检查。KDA-FSL将 通过季度教育通讯和年度食品安全工作队会议，让FPTF参与进来。 KDA-FSL将举办一个全面的培训演习，围绕一个制造的阳性样本为中心， 食品公司通过涉及各种利益相关者，KDA-FSL将为FDA生产可复制的材料 和其他司法管辖区利用，以改善自己的方案，作为国家的一部分，充分融合 食品安全体系。

Long-Term Objectives The Kansas Department of Agriculture, Division of Food Safety and Lodging (KDA-FSL) is seeking federal funding with the goal of maintaining continuous improvement with the Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS) and enhancing the national, fully integrated food safety system. KDA-FSL is also seeking funding for the continued progress of the Kansas Food Protection Task Force (FPTF). The FPTF is composed of a diverse group of regulatory and industry stakeholders and aims to improve food safety awareness in the state of Kansas. Through requested special project funding, KDA- FSL seeks to improve the sampling and response capabilities of the manufactured food program. Specific Aims KDA-FSL seeks to further the progress of an already robust manufactured food safety program and protect the public's health in Kansas and nationwide. It is the responsibility of KDA-FSL to reach hard- to-reach food industry stakeholders in Kansas to educate them on new law and regulations, provide technical assistance, and discuss emerging trends related to food safety issues. By stress-testing the program, KDA-FSL will go beyond the MFRPS criteria to drive system improvements in the sampling program. Methods KDA-FSL will maintain a strategic improvement plan (SIP) to target realistic completion dates for annual review of program policies and procedures. KDA-FSL will fully incorporate the Preventive Controls Rule into the manufactured food training program to ensure all inspection staff are fully trained and capable of conducting full and limited-scope Preventive Controls for Human Food inspections. KDA-FSL will engage the FPTF via quarterly educational newsletters and an annual food safety task force meeting. KDA-FSL will host a full-scale training exercise centered around a positive sample from a manufactured food firm. By involving a variety of stakeholders, KDA-FSL will produce replicable materials for FDA and other jurisdictions to utilize to improve their own programs as part of the national, fully integrated food safety system.