Regulatory Authorities Test Flashcards
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Which agency sets and enforces workplace safety standards that affect foodservice employees?
Answer: OSHA
OSHA establishes and enforces workplace safety standards for employees.
How often does the FDA typically update and reissue the Food Code?
Answer: Every four years with supplements between
The FDA generally publishes a new Food Code every four years with interim supplements.
If an inspector finds a critical violation, what is the establishment expected to do?
Answer: Correct it promptly, often immediately
Critical violations must be corrected promptly, frequently on the spot.
What document does an inspector usually leave at the end of an inspection?
Answer: An inspection report
Inspectors provide a written inspection report detailing findings.
Which agency is responsible for approving food additives and food labeling for most packaged foods?
Answer: FDA
The FDA regulates food additives and labeling for most packaged foods.
Repeated failure to correct violations can ultimately lead to what?
Answer: Suspension or revocation of the operating permit
Persistent uncorrected violations can result in losing the operating permit.
Cooperating with the inspector during a visit is important because it does what?
Answer: Helps resolve issues and protect public health
Cooperation supports correcting problems and safeguarding public health.