FSIS’ Innovative Food Security Initiatives Carol Maczka, Ph.D. Assistant Administrator USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service Office of Food Security.

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FSIS’ Innovative Food Security Initiatives Carol Maczka, Ph.D. Assistant Administrator USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service Office of Food Security & Emergency Preparedness Association of Food and Drug Officials Annual Meeting June 6, 2005

FSIS Office of Food Security & Emergency Preparedness (OFSEP) Established in August 2002Established in August 2002 Mission: To prevent, prepare for and coordinate a response to an intentional attack on the food supply and large scale emergenciesMission: To prevent, prepare for and coordinate a response to an intentional attack on the food supply and large scale emergencies

OFSEP’s Mission Areas Manage food security and food safety emergencies; Provide outreach and training; Conduct vulnerability assessments and develop countermeasures; Conduct surveillance; Gather intelligence; and Facilitate FSIS’ Continuity of Operations during crises

Manage Food Security and Food Safety Emergencies Develop standard operating procedures for responding to emergencies Created an Incident Reporting System Develop Federal emergency preparedness & response plans Develop plan for providing federal assistance to state and local agencies in an efficient manner Cooperative agreement between FDA, USDA/FSIS, DHS and NASDA to develop a template to assist States and locals in establishing plans Laboratory capabilities FERN eLexnet BSL-3 laboratory

Provide Outreach and Training Develop exercises to test readiness Headquarters Field Food Security Guidelines Industry Self-Assessment Checklist Model Food Security Plans Food Security Awareness Training

Food processors, transporters, distributors, consumers and FSIS employeesFood processors, transporters, distributors, consumers and FSIS employees Available at: at: Food Security Guidelines

Food Security Awareness Training Developed by FSIS, FDA, AMS, and FNS Target audience: federal, state, local, and tribal food-industry regulators school food authorities, nutrition assistance program operators and administrators food industry and other individuals essential in responding to a food emergency due to an intentional attack Internet and CD-ROM versions; also available in face-to-face training Content: vulnerability awareness; preventive measures; Federal actions; industry actions; 5420 Directives

Model Food Security Plans Model food security plans are a starting point for development of facility-specific plans. Assess vulnerabilities and identify preventive measures. Model Food Security Plans developed for: egg processing facilities meat and poultry processing facilities slaughter facilities import establishments Training targeted toward small &very small plants; all industry welcome Face-to-face training

Vulnerability Assessments Completed seven vulnerability assessments for selected domestic and imported food products Used to determine most vulnerable products, likely agents, and potential sites of contamination Identify countermeasures to reduce risk

Conduct Surveillance FSIS 5420 Directives Consumer Complaint Monitoring System Other databases (e.g., PBIS, AIIS, Incident Reporting System) National Biosurveillance Integration System International food security activities

International Food Security Import Surveillance Liaison Officer Import Surveillance Liaison Officer International Trade Data System International Trade Data System CBP-NTC CBP-NTC Bilateral arrangements with Canada/Mex ico Bilateral arrangements with Canada/Mex ico

Gather Intelligence Assist intelligence gathering activities for CIA and FBI by developing information briefs Linking information systems for data sharing and analysis National Counterterrorism Center liaison Develop infrastructure for networking of FBI, USDA OIG, and FSIS Criminal Investigation Division

Continuity of Operations Develop standard operating procedures for relocating to alternate sites Designate essential personnel Vital records Exercises to test readiness

Summary FSIS is prepared to respond to threats and large scale emergenciesFSIS is prepared to respond to threats and large scale emergencies Terrorism is global--Protection is localTerrorism is global--Protection is local Field personnel serve as an early alertField personnel serve as an early alert Sharing information/intelligence is criticalSharing information/intelligence is critical

Contact Information FSIS – OFSEP 24 hour hotline: