Tennessee HB1310 amends health-related codes to redefine permit fees and operational requirements for food service establishments.
Tennessee HB1310 amends several sections of the Tennessee Code Annotated related to health. It redefines the "Food Code" to include any subsequent Food Code published by the United States Department of Health and Human Services. The bill also modifies permit fees for various food service operations, such as food service establishments and farmers market food units, while exempting family child care homes. It adjusts the frequency of inspections for certain establishments and removes a chapter related to health.
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