Sentence examples for sanitation standard from inspiring English sources

Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures are mandatory for food industries in US, which are regulated by 9 CFR part 416 in conjunction with 21 CFR part 178.1010.

Key goals of Listeria PEM programs are to (i) identify and eliminate niches that allow for Listeria growth and survival and (ii) verify and validate preventive controls such as sanitation programs and sanitation standard operating procedures (SSOPs), sanitary equipment and facility design.

These exposures reinforce the importance of compliance with and enforcement of existing pesticide regulations, including the WPS and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's Field Sanitation Standard (1987).

But the sanitation standards of a hospital ought to be a cut above — we'd prefer antimicrobial catheters, for instance.

The World Health Organization says 26.5 gallons of potable water per person is needed daily for minimal health and sanitation standards.

Mr. Bornstein devotes a chapter to Florence Nightingale, whose crusade to introduce hygiene and sanitation standards in Victorian hospitals led to dramatic declines in mortality.

I have this fantastic helper really keen to learn, so I had trained her to cook healthy Western food, and how to adhere to Western sanitation standards".

"But Abbott's involvement will help with quantity, as well as quality, and help with higher levels of food safety and sanitation standards.

Public health and sanitation standards are particularly high in developed places but can drop off considerably in some of the undeveloped areas.

She notes that most sanitation standards are 35 years old, and don't represent current understanding about the effects of dumping under-treated sewage in a closed system like an ocean.

Mr. Bhanot became internationally famous for explaining the poor sanitation standards in the Commonwealth Games' athletes' village as the result of differing standards of cleanliness between India and the Western world.