Critical violation definition

Critical violation means a foodborne illness risk factor and public health intervention and the violations defined as such by the Food Code adopted in rule 481—31.1(137F) and pursuant to Iowa Code section 137F.2.

Critical violation means a provision of the Food Code that, if in non-compliance, is more likely than other violations to contribute to food contamination, illness or environmental health hazard.

Critical violation means a violation of this part that is determined by the department or a local health department to be more likely than other violations of this part to contribute to illness in humans.

Examples of Critical violation in a sentence

• Critical violation shall be corrected or mitigated during the inspection.

• Critical violation" means a violation of the inspec- tion criteria that is a direct violation of RCW ((69.04.040 (1),(2), (3) or (4))) 15.130.200 with respect to adulterated food or a violation that results in food adulteration that could cause injury or illness in consumers, or that has the potential to con- tribute to conditions resulting in such adulteration.

• Critical violation (as defined in Section 1(A) (7)): $250.00 per violation.

• Critical violation means any act or presence in serious violation against fundamentalrequirements set out in the SHEIN Supplier Code of Conduct.

• Critical items are denoted in this Code with an asterisk (().Critical violation – a condition or practice that violates this Code and results in the production of a product that is adulterated, decomposed, misbranded, or unwholesome; or presents a threat to the health or safety of the consumer.

More Definitions of Critical violation

Critical violation means any violation by a facility or any other occurrence or condition in a facility that has the potential to pose a threat to public health.

Critical violation means failure to comply with:

Critical violation means a violation resulting in food adulteration that could cause injury or illness in con- sumers or that has the potential to contribute to conditions resulting in such adulteration.

Critical violation or “critical item” means a violation of the food code that the director determines is more likely than other violations to contribute to food contamination, illness to humans, or environmental health hazard.

Critical violation means a violation relating to any one of the following risk factors that directly contribute to foodborne disease outbreaks:

Critical violation means a violation determined by the division to pose a significant threat to the public health, safety, or welfare and which is identified as a food borne illness risk factor, a public health intervention, or critical in DBPR Form HR-5022-014 Lodging Inspection Report or DBPR Form HR-5022-015 Food Service Inspection Report Lodging Inspection Report, incorporated by reference in subsection 61C-1.002(8), F.A.C., and not otherwise identified in this rule. (b) “Non-critical violation” means a violation not meeting

Critical violation means a violation that results from a product, practice, circumstance, or event that creates a situation that requires immediate correction or cessation of operation to prevent injury, illness, or death based on the number of potential injuries and the nature, severity, and duration of the anticipated injury or illness, or specifically: