§ 12603 Produce Hold Order Compliance
This law says that any food that has a hold order must stay exactly where it is until the director decides what to do with it.
A grocery store gets a notice that a batch of apples might be unsafe, so they have to keep those apples on the shelf and not move them to another part of the store.
The store must leave the apples where they are until the director tells them otherwise, but they can still look at the apples or take a small piece for testing while a director‑appointed person watches.
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§ 12603 Produce Hold Order Compliance
Last verified: January 10, 2026