ADEC- FSS MFRPS Maintenance and Program Infrastructure Improvement

阿拉斯加环境保护部 项目总结/摘要：总体 阿拉斯加的食品加工监管计划保护食品安全 通过检查、教育、干预、合规和 执法任务，研究，合作，推广和实施新的或 更新系统和技术。拟议的项目分为三个领域， 资助机会：保持与制成品监管的一致性 计划标准（MFRPS），通过阿拉斯加食品保护发展伙伴关系 工作队和一个实施新的信息管理系统的特别项目。 该拟议项目支持制定国家综合食品安全 系统和国家制造食品计划和FDA之间的相互依赖。的 该项目支持建立一个全国综合食品安全系统， 国家制造食品计划和FDA合作伙伴之间的相互依赖。 为了实现这些目标，阿拉斯加的制成品监管计划将使用 过去十年制定的标准框架和 在我们项目中以前资助的MFRPS项目中取得了成功。 此外，我们将与包括FDA在内的合作伙伴合作，调整工具和流程 并将新的和改进的程序纳入现有的 制造食品计划。这些活动将有助于提高 阿拉斯加的食品加工监管计划和标准的可持续性- 在节目中的实践。 粮食保护工作队轨道将提供资金，以支持工作队的工作， 现有的阿拉斯加食品保护工作队，并允许工作队成长。 具体而言，在未来三年内，阿拉斯加食品保护工作组计划 注重在综合食品安全体系中加强伙伴关系的目标， 教育利益相关者和消费者有关食品安全主题， 每组 该计划正在为一个特别项目申请资金， 阿拉斯加深入参与开发、配置和实施 一个新的技术解决方案，以取代该计划的信息管理系统。

ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT: OVERALL Alaska's manufactured food regulatory program protects the safety of food manufactured in Alaska through inspections, education, intervention, compliance and enforcement tasks, research, collaboration, outreach, and the implementation of new or updated systems and technologies. Proposed projects fall into three areas of this funding opportunity: maintaining conformance with the Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS), growing partnerships through the Alaska Food Protection Task Force, and a special project to implement a new information management system. This proposed project supports the development of a nationally integrated food safety system and mutual reliance between state manufactured food programs and FDA. The project supports the development of a nationally integrated food safety system and mutual reliance between state manufactured food programs and FDA partners. To accomplish these goals, Alaska’s manufactured food regulatory program will use the standards framework that has been developed over the past decade and strategies that have been successful during previously funded MFRPS projects in our program. Additionally, we will work with partners, including FDA, to adapt tools and processes and integrate new and improved processes into the existing structure of the manufactured food program. These activities will contribute both to the effectiveness of Alaska’s manufactured food regulatory program and to the sustainability of standards- based practices in the program. The Food Protection Task Force track will provide funding to support the work of the existing Alaska Food Protection Task Force and allow the task force to grow. Specifically, over the next three years, the Alaska Food Protection Task Force plans to focus on the goals of enhancing partnerships in an Integrated Food Safety System and educating both stakeholders and consumers regarding food safety topics relevant to each group. The program is requesting funding for a special project that is intended to support Alaska’s in-depth involvement in the development, configuration, and implementation of a new technological solution to replace the program’s information management system.