2022 WA Food Code Changes Pt. 1: Intro and Date Marking
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2022 WA Food Code Changes Pt. 1: Intro and Date Marking

April 29, 2022

NEW FOOD CODE CHANGES IN EFFECT MARCH 2022

Harbor’s Andy Cook speaks with DOH’s Susan Shelton about new rules around Date Marking for ready to eat foods: Now referred to as Time/Temperature Control for Safety (TCS) Andy & Susan discuss when the date tracking begins, how to manage the procedure, what future health inspectors will be looking for, and why this is important.

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