Pest ControlQuestion 190 of 319
Window and vent screens on a food facility should have a mesh density of at least:
a.4 mesh per square inch
b.8 mesh per square inch
c.16 mesh per square inch
d.Screens are optional if the window can be closed
Explanation
Industry guidance and the FDA Food Code call for screens of at least 16 mesh per square inch on openable windows and vents to keep out flies and other flying insects. Screens must be intact (no holes or tears) and tight-fitting.
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