Certified Farmers' Market Self-inspection Checklist - County of San Diego, California

Certified Farmers' Market Self-inspection Checklist is a legal document that was released by the Department of Agriculture, Weights and Measures - County of San Diego, California - a government authority operating within California. The form may be used strictly within County of San Diego.

FAQ

Q: What is the Certified Farmers' Market Self-inspection Checklist?
A: The Certified Farmers' Market Self-inspection Checklist is a document used in San Diego, California to assess the compliance of farmers' markets with health and safety regulations.

Q: Who uses the Certified Farmers' Market Self-inspection Checklist?
A: The Certified Farmers' Market Self-inspection Checklist is used by market operators and vendors at farmers' markets in San Diego, California.

Q: What is the purpose of the Checklist?
A: The Checklist is used to ensure that farmers' markets meet the required health and safety standards, and to identify areas that need improvement.

Q: What is the County of San Diego's role in this checklist?
A: The County of San Diego provides the checklist as a resource for farmers' market operators and vendors to help them comply with health and safety regulations.

Q: What are some areas covered in the Checklist?
A: The Checklist covers areas such as food handling and storage, sanitation, waste management, and vendor compliance with regulations.

Q: Is the Checklist mandatory?
A: Yes, farmers' market operators and vendors in San Diego, California are required to complete and submit the Certified Farmers' Market Self-inspection Checklist.