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- In general, all food premises have the same basic requirements: potable water, smooth non-absorbent surfaces, proper storage and temperature control for food products, adequate lighting, and food handlers with good personal hygiene.
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Requirements for operating a food premises in Ontario are outlined in Regulation 493 of the Health Protection and Promotion Act. Public health inspectors conduct inspections of premises serving food to the public under the authority of this Act and its Regulation.
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The Food Premises Regulation provides direction on the requirements of various types of food premises and exemptions to sections of the regulation in certain conditions. Consider what type of food premises you intend to operate and check the regulation for specific requirements.
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Prior to opening your food premises, Public Health approval is required. Through the required review of your facility plans and proposed menu we can help ensure that your equipment and refrigeration are sufficient for your needs.
Food vendors at public markets must meet the requirements of Ontario Regulation 493/17 Food Premises. For more information about the requirements, please visit our special event requirements.
Every person who operates a food premises must meet the requirements of the Ontario Food Premises Regulation (493/17). The most important part of owning and operating a food service business is the health and safety of your customers.
Application for Food Premises – for most food premises; Completing the Application for Food Premises Form – this guide helps describe the types of details needed for the application form; Mobile Food Premises Guidelines – specific guidance for food trucks, carts and other mobiles
The Food Premises Reference Document, 2019 (FP-RD) represents generally accepted scientific and evidence-based practices for safe food handling and includes summary information about the FPR. The requirements of the regulation are highlighted in shaded boxes to provide clarity on how the requirement is stated in the FPR. Purpose