Idaho Admin. Code r. 16.02.19.001 - TITLE, SCOPE AND APPLICABILITY
Current through August 30, 2021
01.
Title. These rules are titled IDAPA 16.02.19, "Idaho Food Code."
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02.
Scope. The
purpose of these rules is to establish standards for the provision of safe,
unadulterated and honestly presented food for consumption by the public. These
rules provide requirements for licensing, inspections, review of plans, employee
restriction, and license suspensions for food establishments and food processing
plants. Also included are definitions and set standards for management,
personnel, food operations, equipment and facilities. (7-1-21)T
03.
These Rules Apply to Food
Establishments. Food establishments as defined in Section
39-1602, Idaho Code
must follow these rules. Those facilities include but are not limited to the
following: (7-1-21)T
a. Restaurants, catering
facilities, taverns, kiosks, vending facilities, commissaries, cafeterias, mobile
food facilities, temporary food facilities; and (7-1-21)T
b. Schools, senior centers, hospitals,
residential care and treatment facilities, nursing homes, correctional
facilities, camps, food banks, and church facilities; and (7-1-21)T
c. Retail markets, meat, fish, delicatessen,
bakery and supermarkets, convenience stores, health food stores, and neighborhood
markets; and (7-1-21)T
d. Food, water
and beverage processing and bottling facilities that manufacture, process and
distribute food, water and beverages within the state of Idaho, and are not
inspected for food safety by a federal agency. (7-1-21)T
04.
These Rules Do Not Apply to These
Establishments. These rules do not apply to the following establishments
as exempted in Idaho Code. (7-1-21)T
a.
Agricultural markets as exempted in Section
39-1602, Idaho Code.
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b. Bed-and-breakfast
operations that prepare and offer food for breakfast only to guests. The number
of guest beds must not exceed ten (10) beds as defined in Section
39-1602, Idaho Code.'
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c. Day care facilities
regulated by Sections
39-1101 through
39-1119,
Idaho Code. (7-1-21)T
d. Licensed
outfitters and guides regulated by Sections
36-2101
through
36-2119,
Idaho Code. (7-1-21)T
e. Low-risk
food establishments, as exempted in Section
39-1602, Idaho Code,
which offer only non-time/temperature control for safety (non-TCS) foods.
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f. Farmers market vendors
and roadside stands that only offer or sell non-time/temperature control for
safety (non-TCS) foods or cottage foods. (7-1-21)T
g. Non-profit charitable, fraternal, or
benevolent organizations that do not prepare or serve food on a regular basis as
exempted in Section
39-1602, Idaho Code.
Food is not considered to be served on a regular basis if it is not served for
more than five (5) consecutive days on no more than three (3) occasions per year
for foods which are non-time/temperature control for safety (non-TCS). For all
other food, it must not be served more than one (1) meal per week.
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h. Private homes where food
is prepared or served for family consumption or receives catered or
home-delivered food as exempted by Section
39-1602, Idaho Code.
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i. Cottage food operations,
when the consumer is informed and must be provided contact information for the
cottage food operations as follows: (7-1-21)T
i. By a clearly legible label on the product
packaging; or a clearly visible placard at the sales or service location that
also states: (7-1-21)T
ii. The food
was prepared in a home kitchen that is not subject to regulation and inspection
by the regulatory authority; and (7-1-21)T
iii. The food may contain allergens.
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05.
How to Use This Chapter of Rules. The rules in this chapter are
modifications, additions or deletions made to the federal publication
incorporated by reference in Section 004 of these rules. In order to follow these
rules the publication is required. Changes to those standards are listed in this
chapter of rules by listing which section of the publication is being modified at
the beginning of each section of rule. (7-1-21)T
Notes
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