TYPES OF FOODS WHICH ARE ACCEPTABLE AND SAFE

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II. TYPES OF FOODS WHICH ARE ACCEPTABLE AND SAFE a) Handling and storage conditions at Donor and Food Bank/Agency Type of foods Temperature at pick up Storage at Food Bank/Agency Meats (Raw and Ready-to-eat; includes rotisserie chicken). Fish (Raw and Cooked). Shellfish (Raw and Cooked). Prepared foods. Manufactured frozen foods. Ice-cream. Dairy (Dips, butter, margarine,). Donor made prepared foods. Dairy products. (Milk, half and half, whipping cream, yogurt, cheeses, soy products, etc.). Eggs and egg substitutes. Bakery products. Cut Produce and leafy greens and melons, cantaloupes, honeydews. Individually packaged sandwiches. Deli items. (Potato salads, coleslaws, bean salads, macaroni salads, pork and beans, desserts, etc.) 0F or below. Frozen is optimal. May be picked up if not frozen, but must be 41F or lower. Frozen on or before the Sell by or Use by dates. If not frozen they can be transported at refrigerated temperatures and need to be placed in freezer at Food Bank or Agency. 41F or lower. (Note: No more than 1 day past Sell by and Use by dates). 0F or below. If frozen, can keep up to 3 months after receipt. If product is not frozen, freeze immediately, can keep up to 3 months after receipt. 41F or below. Use within recommended storage guidelines at the Food Bank. If frozen, can be kept a maximum of 3 months. Store allergens (Eggs, fish, milk, soy milk) separate from each other and away from other products. (Note: raw, whole eggs should not be frozen) Shelf stable products. Canned products. Jarred products. (Ketchup, mustard, BBQ sauce, Steak sauce, pickles, relishes, jams, jellies, preserves, salad dressings, salsas, mayonnaise, peanut butter, etc.) Bakery items (Bread, rolls, bagels, cakes, cookies, donuts, muffins). Dry products. (Flours, pastas, rice, grains, beans, lentils, etc.). Room temperature. Must be sealed. Clean and dry storage rooms or warehouse. Flours, pastas, dry beans, rice, grains, lentils should be refrigerated if not to be used in 3 months. Store allergens (Peanuts, almonds, Brazil nuts, cashews) separate from each other and away from other products. Bakery products should be frozen if not to be used within 48 hours.

a) Handling and storage conditions at Donor and Food Bank/Agency continued Type of foods Temperature at pick up Storage at Food Bank/Agency Non Foods. Room temperature. Clean and dry storage rooms or (Paper goods, etc. (Note: Chemicals should be warehouse. Healthy and Beauty aids. OTC medications, Vitamins, Cleaning chemicals). transported separate from each other and away from other products). Store chemicals away from food products. Whole Produce. (Note: Not all whole produce needs to be kept under refrigeration.) Room temperature. Chilled. Clean and dry storage rooms or warehouse. Cooler.

b) Acceptable Shelf Stable products (Do not require refrigeration) Canned goods. Unlabeled. No Codes on can. Severely dented. Dented on rims. Very rusty, cannot be wiped off. Leaking cans. Swollen or bulging cans. Jarred goods (Glass or plastic). Unlabeled. No Codes on container. Leaking containers. Tamperproof seal broken. Not in original container. Fractured/chipped jar. Packaged dry goods (Manufactured). Packaged dry goods (Made at donor). (Cookies, Donuts, Cakes, Muffins, Bread, Bagels, etc.). Unlabeled. No Codes on package. Singularly package and package is open (ripped, torn, exposing product). Double packaged - Inner package damaged, wet or Not in original package. Product appearance is not good. No ingredient list or allergen disclaimer statement. Not completely covered. Not wrapped in food-grade packaging. Packing damaged, wet, Product appearance is not good. Labeled so you can know what product it product name and the ingredients. Coded so you can trace later if needed. Small dents not on seal or rims Rust can be wiped off. Labeled so you can know what product it product name and the ingredients. Coded so you can trace later if needed. Package not damaged. Tamperproof seal intact. Original container. Vacuum seal intact. Labeled so you can know what product it product name and the ingredients. Coded so you can trace later if needed. Singularly package which is intact and sealed with no tears, rips, stains, etc. Doubly package with outer package damaged but internal package is in good condition. In original package. Product looks good - no mold, no bad odor, etc. List of ingredients available or an allergen disclaimer statement. Packaging not damaged. Wrapped or packaged in approved food grade packaging. Packaging not wet or Product looks and smells good no visible mold, no bad odor, etc.

c) Acceptable Temperature Sensitive Products (Require refrigeration) Prepared Foods (Manufactured). Not in original package. Cannot read ingredient statement. Singularly packaged and package is damaged, open, wet or Doubly packaged and internal package is damaged, wet or Not coded with Use by or Sell More than 1 day passed Use by or Sell by date and not frozen. Product, if visible, is moldy. Product smells bad. Prepared Foods (Prepared at Donor). Not completely wrapped. Not in approved food grade packaging. Unlabeled and no ingredient statement or allergen disclaimer statement provided as required (See page 11). Not cooled down to 41F if previously held hot. Wrapped sandwiches more than 1 day passed their Sell by date. - In original package. - Labeled so you can know what product it product name and the ingredients - Singularly package and package is intact and sealed with no tears, rips, stains, etc. - Doubly package with outer package damaged but internal package is in good condition. - Code readable as to the Use by or Sell by dates. - Not more than one day passed the Use by Sell - At 41F or below. - Product, if visible, looks good and does not smell bad. - Completely wrapped in approved food grade packaging. - List of ingredients provided or allergen disclaimer statement. - Cooled quickly if previously held hot. - At 41F or below. - Sandwiches can be consumed up to 3 days after Sell by date but it is preferable to consume not more than 1 day past their Sell

c) Acceptable Temperature Sensitive Products (Require refrigeration) -continued Products. (Dairy products; Ready to eat meats, Eggs, Liquid eggs, etc.) Produce (Whole). Note: Not all Produce needs to be kept under refrigeration. Produce (Cut or sliced): Salads, diced tomatoes, coleslaws, fruit salads, etc. (Note: Produce that has been cut or sliced requires refrigeration.) Not in original package. Cannot read ingredient statement. Singularly packaged and package is damaged, open, wet or Doubly packaged and internal package is damaged, wet or Not coded with Use by or Sell More than 1 day passed Use by or Sell by date and not frozen. Liquid eggs more than 72 hours past Use by date and not frozen. Moldy. Decayed. Moldy or decayed. If used in salad bars. More than 1 day passed Sell - In original package and labeled so you can know what product it is, the weight, the distributor, the product name and the ingredients. - Singularly packaged and package not torn, wet or - Doubly packaged and internal package is not damaged, wet or - Coded with Use by or Sell - Within 1 day of Use by or Sell by date. - 41F or below. - Liquid eggs not more than 72 hours past Use - Shell eggs can be used up to 7 days after Sell by date In good condition not moldy or decayed. Under 41F. In good condition not moldy or decayed or having bad odor.

d) Acceptable Frozen foods (Require a freezer). Raw meats and fish. (Beef, Pork, Lamb, Chicken) (Fish) Prepared Frozen Foods. (Manufactured). Prepared Foods. (Prepared by Donor). Not frozen solid. Above 0F. Not frozen by Sell Freezer burnt product. Not in original package. Cannot read the package. Singularly packaged and package is damaged, open, wet or Doubly packaged and internal package is damaged, wet or Not coded with Use by or Sell More than 1 day passed Use by or Sell Not frozen solid. Above 0F. Homemade. Product is freezer burnt. Unlabeled. No Codes on package. Packaging is damaged. Not packaged in approved food contact packaging. Product appearance is not good. Product is freezer burnt. Frozen solid. 0F or below. No freezer burn. Fish packed separately. Shellfish packed separately. In original package. Package readable. Singularly package and package is intact and sealed with no tears, rips, stains, etc. Doubly package with outer package damaged but internal package is in good condition. Code readable as to the Use by or Sell by dates. Not more than one day passed the Use by Sell At 0F or below. No signs of freezer burn. Labeled so you can know what the product is and the ingredients or have an allergen disclaimer statement. Dated so you can trace later if needed. Wrapped well in approved packaging materials to prevent freezer burn. Product looks good - no mold, no bad odor, etc. No signs of freezer burn.