NSSP definition

NSSP means the National Shellfish Sanitation Program. The NSSP consists of agencies from shellfish producing States, FDA, and the shellfish industry. Under international agreements with FDA, foreign government also participate in the NSSP.

NSSP means the National Strategic Statistical Plan (NSSP) endorsed by the National Statistical Commission on April 30, 2008 as the guiding policy document for the national statistical system in India.

NSSP means the National Shellfish Sanitation Program;

Examples of NSSP in a sentence

• As a result, data being generated by the laboratory will no longer be acceptable for use in support of the NSSP for the laboratory component in question.

• The Approved NSSP Methods validated for use in the National Shellfish Sanitation Program under Procedure XVI.

• Participants in the NSSP include agencies from shellfish producing and non-producing States, FDA, EPA, NOAA, and the shellfish industry.

• The U.S.-India 2004 Next Steps in Strategic Partnership (NSSP) initiative included expanded cooperation in civil nuclear technology as one of three goals.

• Under international agreements with FDA, foreign governments also participate in the NSSP.

• Sites where the number of individuals screened by NSSP to date is less than 100.

• Following FDA concurrence, these guidelines are published in revisions of the NSSP Model Ordinance.

• Other components of the NSSP include program guidelines, State growing area classification and dealer certification programs, and FDA evaluation of State program elements.

• The Authority shall permit all wet storage activities to ensure that all wet storage activities are conducted by certified NSSP shellfish firms.

• The NSSP Guide for the Control of Molluscan Shellfish consists of a Model Ordinance, supporting guidance documents, recommended forms, and other related materials associated with the Program.