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APPLICATION TO OPERATE A TEMPORARY FOOD PREMISES Requirements/Limitations Complete this application and submit it to the local Health Protection Office AT LEAST 14 DAYS PRIOR TO THE EVENT. No fee

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How to fill out a temporary food premises

1. Start by obtaining the necessary permits and licenses required by your local health department.
2. Set up a temporary food stall or booth in a clean and sanitary location.
3. Ensure that you have all the necessary equipment and supplies for food preparation and storage.
4. Follow proper food safety practices, such as washing hands regularly, storing food at the correct temperatures, and avoiding cross-contamination.
5. Display all required signage and information, such as allergen warnings or ingredient lists.
6. Keep detailed records of food sources, suppliers, and storage temperatures.
7. Dispose of waste and garbage properly to maintain cleanliness.
8. Regularly inspect and clean the temporary food premises to prevent any health hazards.
9. Cooperate with health department inspections and make any necessary improvements or adjustments based on their feedback.
10. Finally, once your temporary food premises is no longer needed, ensure proper closure and cleanup to leave the location in good condition.

Who needs a temporary food premises?

1. Temporary food premises are typically needed by individuals or organizations that want to sell food products or provide catering services for a limited period of time. Some examples include:
2. - Food vendors at festivals, fairs, or outdoor events
3. - Caterers at weddings, parties, or other special occasions
4. - Food trucks or pop-up restaurants
5. - Non-profit organizations serving meals during disaster relief efforts
6. - Temporary food stalls or booths at markets or street fairs

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What is a temporary food premises?

A temporary food premises refers to a designated area or facility established for the preparation and sale of food for a limited duration, often used for events, fairs, festivals, or special occasions.

Who is required to file a temporary food premises?

Individuals or organizations planning to operate a food service that qualifies as a temporary food premises must file for it, including vendors at fairs, festivals, or similar events.

How to fill out a temporary food premises?

To fill out a temporary food premises, applicants should obtain the appropriate form from the local health department, provide required information about the food being prepared, the location, duration of the event, and any relevant permits.

What is the purpose of a temporary food premises?

The purpose of a temporary food premises is to ensure that food sold to the public meets health and safety standards, protecting consumers and facilitating safe food handling practices.

What information must be reported on a temporary food premises?

Information required includes the name and contact information of the vendor, details about the specific food items being served, the location of the premises, and the dates of operation.