Sanitarian's Office
Bakesale Guidelines
- An Food Event Request form shall be submitted to the University Sanitarian at least 14 calendar days prior to
the sale date. Information concerning the name of the organization, person in charge, time, place, type of
bake goods involved and locations of preparation sites will be requested. If the application is submitted
less than 14 days prior to the event, the Sanitarian’s Office reserves the right to not accept the
application. Submitting the application is only the first step. Written approval from the Sanitarian's Office
is required.
- All food products must be purchased from an approved source (government inspected and licensed
establishment).
- Cream and custard filled pastries and other perishable bake goods, which can support microbiological
growth and thus requiring refrigeration are prohibited.
- All home canned foods are prohibited.
- All individuals involved with set and serving shall be free of any infectious disease that can be
transmitted through food.
- Food shall be transported wrapped or in covered containers to protect from contamination.
- Food items are to be covered at all times including display to protect them from contamination.
Plastic transparent material is recommended so the buyer may view the item without opening the wrapper.
- Gloves need to be worn whenever there will be hand contact with the food during set-up and serving.
Touching of the food with bare hands is prohibited. Tissues or utensils maybe substituted for gloves.
- Tissues or utensils must be used for self-serve operations.
- The Sanitarian's Office reserves the right to prohibit the selling of any food that is suspected or known to
be unfit for human consumption.
- All individuals involved with the bake sale shall be made aware of guidelines #2-#10.
If these rules are followed, a permit to operate will be provided by the Sanitarian’s Office.
This permit should be displayed for public view or made available upon request during the event.
QUESTIONS? Contact the Environmental Heatlh & Safety Department Sanitarian's Office at (585) 275-8405 or e-mail EH&S Questions.
This page last updated 4/10/2008. Disclaimer
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