Appendix 8: Template examples - Food Standards
Template 6 — Cleaning and sanitising procedure. Task no. Item/equipment How often Cleaning method Products used Responsibility. See Appendix 6 for more information on cleaning and sanitising. 190 APPENDICES A GUIDE TO THE FOOD SAFET STANDARDS. THIRD EDITION NOVEMER 2016. FOOD STANDARDS AUSTRALIA NEW ZEALAND.
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