Alaska Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 12, 2017) |
Title 18. Environmental Conservation. |
Chapter 18.34. Seafood Processing and Inspection. |
Article 18.34.7. Direct-Market Land-Based Facilities. |
Section 18.34.720. Water supply and ice.
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(a) Each source of fresh and salt water supply for use in a direct-market land-based facility must be approved by the department, on the basis of whether public health and consumers are adequately protected. (b) A water supply used for processing may not come in contact with or become exposed to sewage or other contamination. (c) Processing water used for final rinsing of a seafood product must be (1) changed as often as necessary to prevent buildup of blood, slime, or other contamination that might result in an adulterated seafood product; and (2) disinfected to maintain a measurable residual of free chlorine or another disinfectant approved by the department; processing water must be tested for the residual at least once each day during the operating season; a daily log of the disinfectant residuals must be kept as required by 18 AAC 34.920(b)(5). (d) Roe is not required to have a chlorinated final rinse if (1) each product contact surface is cleaned and sanitized as specified in 18 AAC 34.070; and (2) each whole, round fish receives a chlorinated rinse as specified in (c) of this section before the roe is extracted. (e) Processing water lines in a direct-market land-based facility may not be cross-connected with nonpotable water lines. (f) Ice used in a direct-market land-based facility must comply with 18 AAC 34.080(g).
Authorities
17.20.005;17.20.065;17.20.072;17.20.180;44.46.020
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AS 17.20.005 AS 17.20.065 AS 17.20.072 AS 17.20.180 AS 44.46.020History
Eff. 8/6/2006, Register 179