Internet Access at Official Establishments and Plants

1 organizations filed 2 public comments on Internet Access at Official Establishments and Plants, at the FSIS. The comment window closed 1912d ago.

Abstract

The Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is proposing to amend its regulations to require establishments and plants that have an Internet connection to provide FSIS access to it for the purposes of conducting and recording inspection verification activities. FSIS views Internet service as a necessary utility, like lighting, heating, and laundry services, that should be provided by establishments as a regulatory condition of receiving inspection. Similar to the provision that small plants requiring less than one full time inspector need not furnish facilities such as office space, lighting, heat, janitor services, and lockers, FSIS will not require establishments without Internet access to purchase the services or to upgrade services that are insufficient for FSIS' use.

Commenters (1)

• National Federation of Independent Businesstrade assoc.

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