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Code · Washington · Title 69 — Food, Drugs, Cosmetics, and Poisons · Chapter 69.22

RCW 69.22.030

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(1)All cottage food operations must be permitted every two years by the department on forms developed by the department. All permits and permit renewals must be made on forms developed by the director and be accompanied by an inspection fee as provided in RCW 69.22.040 , a $75 public health review fee, and a $30 processing fee. All fees must be deposited into the food processing inspection account created in RCW 69.07.120 .
(2)In addition to the provision of any information required by the director on forms developed under subsection
(1)of this section and the payment of all fees, an applicant for a permit or a permit renewal as a cottage food operation must also provide documentation that all individuals to be involved in the preparation of cottage food products have secured a food and beverage service worker's permit under chapter 69.06 RCW.
(3)All cottage food operations permitted under this section must include a signed document attesting, by opting to become permitted, that the permitted cottage food operation expressly grants to the director the right to enter the domestic residence housing the cottage food operation during normal business hours, or at other reasonable times, for the purposes of inspections under this chapter.
[ 2023 c 352 s 2 ; 2011 c 281 s 3 .]
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