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1. • • All prepared and processed foods offered for sale must come from an approved food premises Ungraded eggs, uninspected meat and unpasteurized milk cannot be offered for sale. All hazardous foods must be kept at 4°C (40°F) or colder at all times during transport and sale. Mechanical refrigeration may be required.
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   What is the Food Premises Regulation?

   • 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.

   A Guide to Opening a Food Premises - Health Unit

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   What regulations should be considered for the food industry?

   • The following regulations for the food industry should be considered: The Ontario Ministry of Health is responsible for the Health Protection and Promotion Act. This Act gives the 36 local boards of health across Ontario the authority to carry out inspections in restaurants and food premises.

   Food safety regulations and other government regulations

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   What is a food premises under the Health Protection & Promotion Act?

   • Under the Health Protection and Promotion Act a food premises is defined as: “a premises where food or milk is manufactured, processed, prepared, stored, handled, displayed, distributed, transported, sold or ofered for sale, but does not include a room actually used as a dwelling in a private residence.”

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   Do food service premises need a supervisor?

   • Important note: As of July 1, 2018, Regulation 493/17 requires that all food service premises* have a least one supervisor or one food handler working at any time that the premises is operating.

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   What is a food inspection in Ontario?

   • Operating a food premises in Ontario falls under Regulation 493/17 of the Health Protection and Promotion Act. Public Health Inspectors conduct inspections of premises serving food to the public under this act and its regulations.

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   What is a food service premise?

   • * “food service premise” means any food premise where meals or meal portions are prepared for immediate consumption or sold or served in a form that will permit immediate consumption on the premises or elsewhere. Education of both food service employees and managers is probably the most efective method of obtaining compliance with the regulations.

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3. www.ontario.ca › document › guide-food-and-beverageFood safety regulations and other government regulations

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   Many different Regulations fall under the Health Protection and Promotion Act, the one that applies to food is the Food Premises Regulation 493/17. This Regulation establishes minimum standards that must be followed in any place in Ontario where food is manufactured, processed, prepared, stored, handled, displayed, distributed, transported ...

4. inspection.canada.ca › en › food-safety-industryUnderstanding the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations : A ...

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   Refer to the Food business activities that require a licence under the Safe Food for Canadians Regulations guidance material to determine whether your business practices are considered to be manufacturing, processing, treating, preserving, grading, packaging, or labelling.

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   Food Premises Regulations. Operating a food premises in Ontario falls under Regulation 493/17 of the Health Protection and Promotion Act. Public Health Inspectors conduct inspections of premises serving food to the public under this act and its regulations.

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7. www.niagararegion.ca › living › health_wellnessFood Service Premises Operator Information Guide - Niagara Region

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   The intent of this food safety guide is to provide food premise owners and . operators with enhanced food safety knowledge to assist in maintaining safe and . sanitary establishments. This guide will highlight food safety legislation, types of public health inspections, and the Niagara Region Public Health & Emergency

8. inspection.canada.ca › en › food-licencesFood business activities that require a licence under the ...

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   Under the Safe Food for Canadians Act (SFCA) and Safe Food for Canadians Regulations (SFCR), many food businesses require a licence to carry out activities with respect to food. The SFCR specify whether you need a licence based on the activities you conduct, and not based on the type of business.

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   Mar 15, 2019 · Ontario Food Premises Regulation 493/17. The new Food Premises Regulation 493/17 came into force on July 1, 2018 and is the result of much consultation. Some of the major changes include: The move towards more outcomes-based requirements as opposed to prescriptive requirements.

10. inspection.canada.ca › en › food-licencesFood licences - inspection.canada.ca

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    Who needs a licence. Answer a few questions with this interactive tool to know whether you need to apply. Before you apply. Steps to apply, change a licence, food categories, if you already have a licence or registration. Activities needing a licence.