KIT-016STANDARD PREVIEW

Food Labeling and Dating

Requires every prepared, opened, or decanted food item to carry a complete, legible label with contents, dates, and allergen identity.

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Why This Matters

An unlabeled container forces someone to guess, and guessing is how allergen incidents and expired-product service happen. Labels are also the backbone of traceability during a recall. A walk-in you can read is a kitchen you can trust.

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Version
1.0
Authority
A5
Section
Culinary & Food Safety

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