Pest ControlQuestion 193 of 319
Where may pesticides and rodenticides be stored in a food facility?
a.On a shelf above the prep table for quick access
b.In a locked cabinet that is separate from, and never above, any food, utensils, or food-contact surfaces
c.Inside the walk-in cooler so they stay cool
d.Loose under the dishwashing sink with cleaning rags
Explanation
Pesticides must be stored in their original labeled containers in a locked area separate from food, utensils, linens, and food-contact surfaces. They may never be stored above food or on the same shelf, to prevent leaks or accidental contamination. The walk-in cooler is for food storage only.
Law Reference: Cal. H&S Code §114259.4Practice all 319 questions free — no signup required.
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