Holding & ServiceQuestion 211 of 320
When food is placed on a service line under time as a public health control, how must it be identified?
a.With a label or mark indicating the time it was removed from temperature control and the time it must be discarded
b.With the supplier lot number for traceability
c.With the internal temperature at the moment it left the cooler
d.With the name of the employee who prepared it
Explanation
Food held under time as a public health control must be marked so staff can tell exactly when its window expires. The marking shows when the food left temperature control and the discard deadline, which is 4 hours later, or up to 6 hours for qualifying cold food.
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