Selling Eggs, Poultry and Organic Products at Farmers Markets Deanna Baldwin, Program Manager Food Quality Assurance.

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Selling Eggs, Poultry and Organic Products at Farmers Markets Deanna Baldwin, Program Manager Food Quality Assurance

MARYLAND EGG REGULATIONS APPLY TO ALL PRODUCER/PACKERS REGARDLESS OF NUMBER OF CHICKENS PRODUCER/PACKERS MUST REGISTER ANNUALLY WITH THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE – NO FEE FOR LESS THAN 3,000 CHICKENS REGISTERED PRODUCER/PACKERS ARE CONSIDERED AN APPROVED SOURCE BY DHMH EGGS CAN BE SOLD ON AND OFF FARM – TO RETAILERS, RESTAURANTS, AT FARMERS MARKETS EGG PRODUCERS SELLING THEIR OWN PRODUCT AT A FARMERS MARKET ARE NO LONGER REQUIRED TO GET A LICENSE FROM THE LOCAL HEALTH DEPARMENT or the MOBILE FARMERS MARKET LICENSE FROM DHMH

MARYLAND EGG REGULATIONS REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS FLOCKS MUST ORIGINATE FROM A SOURCE MONITORED FOR SALMONELLA ENTERITIDIS BY THE NATIONAL POULTRY IMPROVEMENT PLAN REGISTRANTS MUST COMPLY WITH ALL OTHER REQUIREMENTS OF THE MARYLAND EGG LAW PENALTIES FOR NON COMPLIANCE – STOP SALE ORDERS, CIVIL PENALTIES, REVOCATION OF REGISTRATION PRODUCER/PACKERS REGISTERED TO SELL EGGS ARE AUTOMATICALLY REGISTERED IN MDAs MANDATORY POULTRY PREMISE REGISTRATION PROGRAM

MARYLAND EGG REGULATIONS GRADE/QUALITY/WEIGHT STANDARDS STANDARDS INCLUDE FACTORS THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO FOOD SAFETY – FRESH, CLEAN, UNBROKEN SALE OF GRADE B EGGS IS PROHIBITED BY MARYLAND EGG LAW – ONLY GRADE AA OR A NO INEDIBLE EGGS – LARGE BLOOD SPOTS, MIXED ROTS, BLACK ROTS NO ADULTERATED EGGS – CONTAMINATED WITH BACTERIA, PESTICIDES, FILTH MUST MEET WEIGHT REQUIREMENTS FOR LABELED SIZE – JUMBO – 30 OZ PER DOZEN; EXTRA LARGE - 27 OZ PER DOZEN; LARGE – 24 OZ PER DOZEN; MEDIUM – 21 OZ PER DOZEN

MARYLAND EGG REGULATIONS LABELING REQUIREMENTS GRADE AND SIZE NET QUANTITY – WEIGHT OR COUNT IDENTITY OF PRODUCT – EGGS PACKER or DISTRIBUTOR NAME & ADDRESS MDA REGISTRATION NUMBER LOT NUMBER – TO DESIGNATE FLOCK (SMALL PRODUCERS CAN USE LOT 1) SAFE HANDLING STATEMENT CARTONS CAN BE REUSED BUT MUST BE CLEAN AND ALL INFORMATION ACCURATE NO REFERENCES TO OTHER DISTRIBUTORS OR PACKERS; PARTICIPATION IN PROGRAMS (USDA GRADE SHIELD, UNITED EGG PRODUCERS ANIMAL WELFARE, PA CERTIFIED, ETC.) CAN BE HAND WRITTEN, COMPUTER LABEL, OR RUBBER STAMP (ABOUT $15 AT LOCAL OFFICE SUPPLY STORES)

MARYLAND EGG REGULATIONS INVOICES GRADE AND SIZE DATE OF DELIVERY QUANTITY NAME AND ADDRESS FOR SELLER AND BUYER KEPT ON PREMISES BY RETAILER OR RESTAURANT FOR 90 DAYS PRODUCER/PACKERS SELLING OWN PRODUCT ARE NOT REQUIRED TO HAVE INVOICES AT FARMERS MARKETS PRODUCER/PACKERS MUST MAINTAIN RECORDS ON FARM OF AMOUNT SOLD

MARYLAND EGG REGULATIONS REFRIGERATION MARYLAND EGG LAW REQUIRES SHELL EGGS TO BE HELD AT AN AMBIENT TEMPERATURE OF 45°F AFTER PACKING AND DURING TRANSPORT MDA ALLOWS COOLERS TO BE USED AS LONG AS EGGS ARE NOT SUBMERGED IN ICE

FEDERAL POULTRY REGULATIONS PRODUCERS SLAUGHTERING LESS THAN 20,000 CHICKENS PER YEAR ARE EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INSPECTION NOT EXEMPT FROM COMPLYING WITH FEDERAL LAW SLAUGHTER MORE THAN 1,000 BUT LESS THAN 20,000 MUST BE LABELED AS EXEMPT FROM PUBLIC LAW PRODUCER CANNOT ENGAGE IN SLAUGHTER, BUYING OR SELLING OF POULTRY PRODUCT OTHER THAN FROM OWN PRODUCTION

POULTRY AND MEAT TO BE SOLD AT A FARMERS MARKET MUST BE FROM A SOURCE CONSIDERED APPROVED BY DHMH POULTRY – USDA INSPECTED OR MDA INSPECTED PRODUCERS MOBILE FARMERS MARKET LICENSE REQUIRED RABBITS AND BISON – USDA INSPECTED OR MDA INSPECTED PRODUCERS MOBILE FARMERS MARKET LICENSE REQUIRED IF USDA INSPECTED AND STORED ON FARM, ON FARM HOME PROCESSING LICENSE REQUIRED TO STORE

FEDERAL MEAT REGULATIONS EXEMPT SPECIES EXAMPLES - BISON, RABBITS IF SLAUGHTERED AND PROCESSED WITHOUT INSPECTION, CANNOT BE SOLD OFF THE FARM CAN BE INSPECTED UNDER USDA VOLUNTARY PROGRAM TO QUALIFY FOR OFF FARM SALES – MUST HAVE A LICENSE FROM DHMH FOR ON FARM STORAGE

MDA POULTRY AND RABBIT PROGRAM VOLUNTARY PROGRAM FOR POULTRY EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INSPECTION AND EXEMPT SPECIES (BISON, RABBITS) TO BE SLAUGHTERED AND PROCESSED ON THE FARM REQUIRESTRAINING IN ANIMAL DISEASES AND SANITATION ANNUAL INSPECTION TO ENSURE FOLLOWING THE REQUIREMENTS PARTICIPANTS ARE ACCEPTED AS AN APPROVED SOURCE BY DHMH – CAN SELL AT FARMERS MARKETS, TO RESTAURANTS, RETAILERS

BASIC REQUIREMENTS FOR POULTRY POTABLE WATER USED IN PROCESSING DISPOSAL SYSTEM FOR OFFAL AND OTHER WASTE CLEAN AND SANITIZE ALL FOOD CONTACT SURFACES TO PREVENT INSANITARY CONDITIONS AND ADULTERATION OF PRODUCT SLAUGHTER CONDUCTED IN AN AREA PROTECTED FROM ACCESS BY ANIMALS AND INSECTS PESTICIDE USE – PREVENT ADULTERATION OR CONTAMINATION OF PRODUCT LABELING – NAME AND ADDRESS, MD NUMBER STORAGE – REFRIGERATION CAPABLE OF MAINTAINING POULTRY AT 41°F OR LESS RECORDKEEPING NUMBER AND TYPE OF POULTRY SLAUGHTERED BY DATE

ORGANIC REGULATIONS LESS THAN $5, IN ANNUAL SALES PRODUCERS WITH LESS THAN $5, IN ANNUAL SALES ARE EXEMPT FROM REQUIREMENT TO BE CERTIFIED CAN LABEL PRODUCT AS ORGANIC AS LONG AS THEY ARE FOLLOWING THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE NATIONAL ORGANIC PROGRAM MDA OFFERS A REGISTERED EXEMPT PROGRAM – PARTICIPANTS ARE LISTED IN MDA ORGANIC BROCHURE

ORGANIC REGULATIONS MORE THAN $5, IN ANNUAL SALES REQUIRED TO BE CERTIFIED BY A USDA ACCREDITED CERTIFIER PACKAGED PRODUCTS MUST INCLUDE THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE PRODUCER AND THE NAME OF THE CERTIFIER MDA IS AN ACCREDITED CERTIFIER AND COMPLETE INFORMATION ON CERTIFICATION IS AVAILABLE ON THE MDA WEBSITE

MDA REGULATIONS EGGS, POULTRY AND MEAT, ORGANIC QUESTIONS: Deanna Baldwin