Maintain Tennessee's MFRPS Program in Conformance with Current Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards

保持田纳西州的MFRPS计划与当前的加工食品一致 监管计划标准 项目摘要/摘要 田纳西州认识到利用一个强大的MFRPS框架来维持其 高质量的监管和检查计划，通过继续保持强大的框架 目前已就位。 TDA为其制造食品监管计划开发了强大的基础设施 计划开始，然而，TDA认识到需要增长和改进的领域。在这个项目中，TDA 将努力通过保持与当前版本的MFRPS的一致性来改进其计划。 TDA将继续与FDA，特别是其在合同工作规划和国家联络方面的合作 提供高质量的合同检查。TDA将维持其检查和合规计划 在即将到来的项目期间，在需要时与FDA和州合作伙伴接触。TDA 将每年审查其监管机构，并在提出要求时确定采用全面 预防性控制规则。TDA将继续维持其与FDA的20.88协议，续签 协议将于2024年到期。当发现违规样本时，TDA将与联邦和 国家机构根据需要处理这一情况。TDA计划将其现有的基础设施和 改进和扩大它，以推进TDA的制造食品监管计划。 田纳西州农业部(TDA)计划积极加强其食品安全足迹 利用现有的工具和资源协助减少食源性疾病和危害 食品加工厂制造、加工、包装或存放食品的工厂本申请中提议的工作将提供 TDA以更强有力的制造食品监管计划，促进更强大的综合食品 安全系统。

Maintain Tennessee's MFRPS Program in Conformance with Current Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards Project Summary/Abstract Tennessee recognizes the essential importance of leveraging a strong MFRPS framework to maintain its high-quality regulatory and inspection program by continuing to maintain the strong framework currently in place. TDA has developed a strong infrastructure for its manufactured food regulatory program since the program began, however TDA recognizes areas for growth and improvement. During this project, TDA will strive to improve its program through maintaining conformance with the current version of MFRPS. TDA will continue working with FDA and specifically its State Liaison on contract work planning and providing high quality contract inspections. TDA will maintain its inspection and compliance programs throughout the upcoming project period by engaging with FDA and state partners when needed. TDA will review its regulatory authority annually and when requested, identify gaps for adopting the full Preventive Controls Rule. TDA will continue to maintain its 20.88 agreement with the FDA, renewing this agreement when it expires in 2024. When violative samples are found, TDA will work with federal and state agencies as needed to address the situation. TDA plans to take its existing infrastructure and improve and expand it to advance TDA’s manufactured food regulatory program. The Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA) plans to proactively strengthen its food safety footprint using the tools and resources in place to assist in the reduction of foodborne illness and hazards in plants that manufacture, process, pack, or hold foods. The proposed work in this application will provide TDA with a more robust manufactured food regulatory program, promoting a stronger Integrated Food Safety System.