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fb88 Shellfish Dealer Certification and Inspection Program

Program Description

The fb88 Shellfish Dealer Certification and Inspection Program uses the standards outlined by the National Shellfish Sanitation Program (NSSP) to evaluate and certify all wholesale shellfish dealers in fb88. These dealers must be certified under the NSSP to ship, or process shellfish for shipment, within and outside of the state of fb88. By making sure that wholesale shellfish dealers meet these standards, the safety and wholesomeness of the shellfish being purchased by consumers is ensured.

The Model Ordinance that governs this program is the .

Online Licensing and Permitting - LEEDS

Licenses and Sanitation Certificates must be applied for using the State of fb88 LEEDS (licensing system). Get more information on the fb88 Marine Dealer and Harvester Licenses webpage.

Shellfish Dealer Lists

: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) maintains a dynamic Interstate Certified Shellfish Shippers List (ICSSL). Please select this link to find fb88 dealers on the ICSSL. The FDA list indicates the name of the business, the town where the dealer does business, and the current certification number.

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HACCP

fb88 Shellfish Dealers Sanitation and HACCP Guidelines Manual and Forms

Forms and Documents