Alaska Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 12, 2017) |
Title 18. Environmental Conservation. |
Chapter 18.31. Alaska Food Code. |
Article 18.31.1. General Operating and Permit Requirements. |
Section 18.31.210. Prohibited food.
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Because of significant health hazards and the potential for human illness, the operator of a food establishment may not allow the following food in the food establishment under any circumstance: (1) molluscan shellfish, unless the operator complies with 18 AAC 31.200(c)(6) and (d) and 18 AAC 31.335; (2) the following game meats and oils: (A) fox meat; (B) polar bear meat; (C) bear meat; (D) walrus meat; (E) seal oil, with or without meat; (F) whale oil, with or without meat; (3) fermented game meat, such as beaver tail, whale flipper, seal flipper, and muktuk; (4) fermented seafood products, such as salmon eggs or fish; (5) hermetically sealed low-acid food, unless the food is obtained from a food processing establishment that is permitted or certified by the local, state, or federal agency with jurisdiction; (6) reduced-oxygen packaged food, unless the food is obtained from a food processing establishment permitted under this chapter and is packaged as required by 18 AAC 31.760 or from a source approved by the USDA or FDA; (7) smoked or dried seafood products, unless those products are prepared in a seafood processing facility permitted under 18 AAC 34 or are from another approved source.
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17.20.005;17.20.010;17.20.020;17.20.072;17.20.180;17.20.290;44.46.020
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AS 17.20.005 AS 17.20.010 AS 17.20.020 AS 17.20.072 AS 17.20.180 AS 17.20.290 AS 44.46.020History
Eff. 5/18/97, Register 142; am 12/19/99, Register 152; am 6/28/2001, Register 158; am 12/28/2006, Register 180