Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 40-2-9-.02 - Equipment and Other Requirements
(1) Construction. All equipment, pipelines,
and fittings shall be free from rough surfaces, broken seams, dead ends and
pockets, excessive dents and untinned surfaces; and shall be so constructed and
located as to permit the convenient disassembling for cleaning and
sanitizing.
(2) Cleaning and
Sanitizing: Live steam, boiling water, chlorine sanitizing solutions, or other
approved sanitizers of a strength no less than 200 parts per million of
chlorine or equivalent shall be used for sanitizing equipment.
(3) Steam and Hot Water: All plants in which
frozen desserts or frozen dessert mixes are made shall be equipped with
facilities for supplying a sufficient quantity of hot water for cleaning and
sanitizing purposes. Steam and water supplies shall meet all the requirements
for such as set forth in the Grade A Pasteurized Milk Ordinance.
(4) Frequency of Cleaning and Sanitizing: All
equipment and utensils used in making or direct handling of frozen desserts
shall be sanitized immediately before and promptly cleaned after each usage
except in processes such as heat treatment dispensing freezers or other similar
methods acceptable to the Commissioner of Agriculture that maintain
microbiological quality.
(5)
Pipelines shall be disconnected and valves taken apart after each use and
thoroughly cleaned and sanitized, unless they meet requirements as set forth by
the Commissioner of Agriculture for Cleaned- in-Place (CIP) Systems.
(6) The use of any utensil, piping,
apparatus, or equipment in the preparation, service and sale of frozen
desserts, which is badly worn, rusted, corroded, or in such condition that it
cannot be rendered clean and sanitary by washing, is prohibited. Such utensils,
apparatus or equipment shall be condemned by the Commissioner of Agriculture
and when so condemned, shall not thereafter be used for any purpose in the
handling or processing of any frozen dessert.
Notes
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