California RulesQuestion 8 of 319
What is the typical maximum cost a worker should pay an accredited provider for a California Food Handler Card?
a.$100
b.$15
c.$5
d.$50
Explanation
The fee is set by the accredited provider, but the typical and commonly cited cap is around $15. Some providers offer it for less; workers should be wary of inflated prices.
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