California RulesQuestion 121 of 319
What is the typical maximum fee a California food worker can expect to pay for a Food Handler Card (statewide SB 602 program)?
a.Around $15
b.About $1
c.About $50
d.About $150
Explanation
Statewide ANSI-CFP accredited Food Handler Card programs in California typically charge around $15. This is distinct from the Food Safety Manager (FSM) certificate, which costs roughly $100-$150 because of its more advanced 2-hour exam.
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