OAR 603-025-0320
License and Inspection Exemption
(1)
ORS 616.695 (Definitions for ORS 616.695 to 616.755) to 616.755 (Securing information from health officers) do not apply to a food establishment if:(a)
The food establishment is located in a residential dwelling;(b)
The food establishment sells food only to the end user of the product;(c)
The foods prepared at the food establishment for public distribution are not potentially hazardous and do not contain marijuana or marijuana items;(d)
The foods prepared at the food establishment for public distribution are sold only to the end user of the product, and are:(A)
Baked goods; or(B)
Confectionary items;(e)
The food establishment complies with the provisions of OAR 603-025-0020 (General Standards of Food Establishment Construction and Maintenance) and 603-025-0150 (Food Processing Establishments);(f)
The annual gross sales of foods prepared at the food establishment do not exceed $20,000; and(g)
Each person involved in the preparation of food at the foodestablishment for public distribution has successfully completed a food handler training program and holds a certificate issued pursuant to ORS 624.570 (Food handler training requirement) and OAR chapter 333 division 175.(2)
A person may not sell foods prepared in an exempt residential kitchen:(a)
On the Internet; or(b)
To a commercial entity or institution, including, but not limited to a:(A)
Restaurant;(B)
Grocery store;(C)
Caterer;(D)
School;(E)
Day care center;(F)
Hospital;(G)
Nursing home; or(H)
Correctional facility.(3)
Records:(a)
A person operating an exempt residential kitchen must maintain accurate records of annual sales and the types of food produced by the food establishment;(b)
A person must maintain all records for at least three years; and(c)
A person must make all records available for inspection by the Department upon request.(4)
The Department may require that a baked good or confectionary item be assessed by the Department to ensure that it is not potentially hazardous.(5)
Any area or room of a residential dwelling may be used for food preparation, packaging, storage, or handling of permitted food products if it is constructed and maintained in a clean, healthful, and sanitary condition.
Source:
Rule 603-025-0320 — License and Inspection Exemption, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=603-025-0320
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