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Mohave County Public Health proposes adopting 2017 FDA Food Code; CFPM requirement draws concern
Summary
Mohave County Public Health presented a proposal to adopt the 2017 FDA Food Code (county currently using 2009), highlighted changes and planned a 12‑month implementation with free Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM) classes; some operators raised concerns about cost and staffing implications.
Tara Stanek of Mohave County Public Health presented a proposal to the Tri‑City Council to adopt the 2017 model Food Code. The county currently enforces the 2009 code; Stanek said the county is three code cycles behind and is planning a phased implementation if the Board of Supervisors schedules and approves a public hearing.
Stanek described key changes that often raise questions: expanded labeling requirements for sub‑ingredients (affecting manufacturers and cottage foods), a requirement that the person in charge be a Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM) for higher‑risk…
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