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              InspectionsCLICK HERE TO SEARCH* Note: Gwinnett/Newton/Rockdale are not included in the state-wide search. 
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              Rules and RegulationsFood Service Rules and Regulations (511-6-1) Effective 11/1/2015, Revised 2/12/2025 to reflect changes as it relates to the adoption of 2022 FDA Food Code, to reflect changes as it relates to the authorization of mobile food service establishments from HB1443 from 12/12/24, to reflect changes to the definition of "Food Service Establishment" from SB 345, 9/17/18 to add a provision for “pop-up” restaurants, and 10/21/18 to reflect changes in catering operations to accommodate the motion picture industry. 
 Food Rules in Spanish 
 Does not include the 2/12/25 revision or the 9/16/20 revision that reflect changes to the definition of “Food Service Establishment" from SB 345.
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              Food ManualsDesign, Installation and Construction 
 Interpretation Manual (Public Health Reasons) (updated February 2025) 
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              Permit/Variance Applications
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              Brewery InformationCall 404-657-6534 for information about obtaining a permit to sell food. Click here for additional details. 
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              "Pop-Up" Food Service Operations
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              Mobile Food Services/Food Trucks
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              What's New?- 
  2025 Summary of Rule Changes 
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  2025 Summary of Rule References 
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  Written Consumer Allergen Notification 
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  Hemp Products FAQs 
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  Non-Profit Food Service Events - Frequently Asked Questions 
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  Hepatitis A Outbreak in Georgia Poster (Printable: 8.5 X 11) 
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  Spanish Version of Hepatitis A Outbreak in Georgia Poster 
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  Letter to Restaurant Owners/Operators on Hepatitis A Outbreak 
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  Dogs in Restaurants - Frequently Asked Questions 
- FDA’s Report on the Occurrence of Foodborne Illness Risk Factors
 
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              Employee Health InformationFDA Employee Health and Personal Hygiene Handbook 
 Norovirus:
 Facts forFoodhandlers and General Public 
 Prevention:English - Spanish 
 EPA Approved Disinfectants
 Employee Health - Red Book ( Chinese and Spanish ) 
 Employee Illness - Quick Decision Guide (Non-HSP) 
 Employee Illness - Quick Decision Guide (HSP) 
 Employee Illness Interview 
 Employee Medical Referral 
 Employee Reporting Agreement 
 Food & Water Illness Complaint 
 Vomiting/Diarrhea Clean-up Poster 
 Note: Any equipment used for clean-up of vomit/diarrhea must be discarded.
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              Medical Clearance FormsMedical Clearance Forms - 
  Diarrhea 
- Hepatitis A
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  Non-Typhoid Salmonella 
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  Norovirus 
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  Salmonella Typhi 
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  Shiga Toxin-Producing E. Coli 
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  Shigella 
- Sore Throat with Fever
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  Vomiting 
 Non-Medical Clearance Forms - 
  Diarrhea 
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  Hepatitis A 
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  Jaundice 
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  Non-Typhoid Salmonella 
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  Norovirus 
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  Shiga Toxin-Producing E. Coli 
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  Shigella 
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  Wound or Boil 
 Non-Medical Clearance Forms for Employees Working in Highly Suspectable Facilities 
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              Food Safety Fact Sheets/Guidance- 
  Commercial Deli Slicers Safety 
- Choking Posters (printable): 
  11 x 17 and 8.5 X 11 
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  Handwashing Sign 
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  Guidance Document for Assessing Emergency Operation Plans 
 
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              FDA LinksMenu Labeling Requirements: Declaring Calories 
 Education for Industry, Regulatory, and General Public
 Factsheet for IndustryOther FDA Links: 
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              Additional Resources- Accredited Certified Food Safety Manager Courses
- Code of Federal Regulation
- Council to Improve Food Outbreak Response (CIFOR) - Industry Guidelines
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  Drought Response Guidance 
- Emergency Guidance for Retail Food Service Establishments
- Foodborne Outbreak Information (CDC)
- Georgia Department of Agriculture
- Guide for Complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
- Guidance for Ordering Food Online
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  Public Benefits Affidavit/Residency Verification Form 
- Prevent Food Poisoning - 4 Steps
- Recalls and Alerts
- Regulator's Manual For Applying HACCP Principles
- USDA's News & Press Releases
- Well Water Info
 
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              Contact InfoFor complaints (Covid-19 included), record requests, services, inspections, exams, or other locally-related questions, contact your County Environmental Health Office (pdf). 
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