The Onondaga County Health Department released inspection reports for restaurants checked from January 5 to January 11. One ...
Sacramento County inspectors shut down a taco restaurant and cited 11 other businesses for health code violations.
The Cottage Foods Exemption law permits individuals to make and sell only non-potentially hazardous foods. Fresh or raw, cut fruit is a potentially hazardous food because it requires refrigeration to ...
Store potentially hazardous foods cold (at or below 41 degrees Fahrenheit) or hot (at or above 140 degrees Fahrenheit) to prevent the growth of disease-causing bacteria. Provide a food thermometer for ...
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has established a list of currently approved food products that meet the definition as non-potentially hazardous foods (as of July 2020): Note: ...
Corrected through education. — At the time of inspection several potentially hazardous foods were observed without date marks in large containers in the walk-in cooler including: chicken stew.
In other words, if a product is not allowed to be sold as a cottage food product before freeze-drying, it is not allowed after freeze-drying. Non-potentially hazardous freeze-dried foods can be sold ...