(G) grinding/cracking/crushing/milling baked goods
(e.g., crackers), cocoa beans (roasted), coffee beans (roasted), dried/dehydrated
fruit and vegetable products (e.g., raisins and dried legumes), dried/dehydrated
herb and spice products (e.g., intact dried basil), grains (e.g.,
oats, rice, rye, wheat), other fruit and vegetable products (e.g.,
dried, pitted dates), other grain products (e.g., dried cereal), other
herb and spice products (e.g., chopped dried herbs), peanuts and tree
nuts, and peanut and tree nut products (e.g., roasted peanuts);
(H) labeling baked goods that do not contain food allergens,
candy that does not contain food allergens, cocoa beans (roasted),
cocoa products that do not contain food allergens), coffee beans (roasted),
game meat jerky, gums/latexes/resins that are processed foods, honey
(pasteurized), jams/jellies/preserves, milled grain products that
do not contain food allergens (e.g., corn meal) or that are single-ingredient
foods (e.g., wheat flour, wheat bran), molasses and treacle, oils,
other fruit and vegetable products that do not contain food allergens
(e.g., snack chips made from potatoes or plantains), other grain products
that do not contain food allergens (e.g., popcorn), other herb and
spice products (e.g., chopped or ground dried herbs), peanut or tree
nut products, (provided that they are single-ingredient, or are in
forms in which the consumer can reasonably be expected to recognize
the food allergen(s) without label declaration, or both (e.g., roasted
or seasoned whole nuts, single-ingredient peanut or tree nut flours)),
processed seeds for direct consumption, soft drinks and carbonated
water, sugar, syrups, trail mix and granola (other than those containing
milk chocolate and provided that peanuts and/or tree nuts are in forms
in which the consumer can reasonably be expected to recognize the
food allergen(s) without label declaration), vinegar, and any other
processed food that does not require time/temperature control for
safety and that does not contain food allergens (e.g., vitamins, minerals,
and dietary ingredients (e.g., bone meal) in powdered, granular, or
other solid form);
(I) making baked goods from milled grain products (e.g.,
breads and cookies);
(J) making candy from peanuts and tree nuts (e.g.,
nut brittles), sugar/syrups (e.g., taffy, toffee), and saps (e.g.,
maple candy, maple cream);
(K) making cocoa products from roasted cocoa beans;
(L) making dried pasta from grains;
(M) making jams, jellies, and preserves from acid fruits
and vegetables with a pH of 4.6 or below;
(N) making molasses and treacle from sugar beets and
sugarcane;
(O) making oat flakes from grains;
(P) making popcorn from grains;
(Q) making snack chips from fruits and vegetables (e.g.,
making plantain and potato chips);
(R) making soft drinks and carbonated water from sugar,
syrups, and water;
(S) making sugars and syrups from fruits and vegetables
(e.g., dates), grains (e.g., rice, sorghum), other grain products
(e.g., malted grains such as barley), saps (e.g., agave, birch, maple,
palm), sugar beets, and sugarcane;
(T) making trail mix and granola from cocoa products
(e.g., chocolate), dried/dehydrated fruit and vegetable products (e.g.,
raisins), other fruit and vegetable products (e.g., chopped dried
fruits), other grain products (e.g., oat flakes), peanut and tree
nut products, and processed seeds for direct consumption, provided
that peanuts, tree nuts, and processed seeds are treated to significantly
minimize pathogens;
(U) making vinegar from fruits and vegetables, other
fruit and vegetable products (e.g., fruit wines, apple cider), and
other grain products (e.g., malt);
(V) mixing baked goods (e.g., types of cookies), candy
(e.g., varieties of taffy), cocoa beans (roasted), coffee beans (roasted),
dried/dehydrated fruit and vegetable products (e.g., dried blueberries,
dried currants, and raisins), dried/dehydrated herb and spice products
(e.g., dried, intact basil and dried, intact oregano), honey (pasteurized),
milled grain products (e.g., flour, bran, and corn meal), other fruit
and vegetable products (e.g., dried, sliced apples and dried, sliced
peaches), other grain products (e.g., different types of dried pasta),
other herb and spice products (e.g., chopped or ground dried herbs,
dried herb- or spice-infused honey, and dried herb- or spice-infused
oils and/or vinegars), peanut and tree nut products, sugar, syrups,
vinegar, and any other processed food that does not require time/temperature
control for safety (e.g., vitamins, minerals, and dietary ingredients
(e.g., bone meal) in powdered, granular, or other solid form);
(W) packaging baked goods (e.g., bread and cookies),
candy, cocoa beans (roasted), cocoa products, coffee beans (roasted),
game meat jerky, gums/latexes/resins that are processed foods, honey
(pasteurized), jams/jellies/preserves, milled grain products (e.g.,
flour, bran, corn meal), molasses and treacle, oils, other fruit and
vegetable products (e.g., pitted, dried fruits; sliced, dried apples;
snack chips), other grain products (e.g., popcorn), other herb and
spice products (e.g., chopped or ground dried herbs), peanut and tree
nut products, processed seeds for direct consumption, soft drinks
and carbonated water, sugar, syrups, trail mix and granola, vinegar,
and any other processed food that does not require time/temperature
control for safety (e.g., vitamins, minerals, and dietary ingredients
(e.g., bone meal) in powdered, granular, or other solid form);
(X) pasteurizing honey;
(Y) roasting and toasting baked goods (e.g., toasting
bread for croutons);
(Z) salting other grain products (e.g., soy nuts),
peanut and tree nut products, and processed seeds for direct consumption;
and
(AA) sifting milled grain products (e.g., flour, bran,
corn meal), other fruit and vegetable products (e.g., chickpea flour),
and peanut and tree nut products (e.g., peanut flour, almond flour).
(i) Alcoholic beverages.
(1) 21 Code of Federal Regulations Part 117 Subparts
C and G do not apply with respect to alcoholic beverages at a facility
that meets the following two conditions:
(A) Under the Federal Alcohol Administration Act (27
United States Code 201 et seq.) or Chapter 51 of Subtitle E of the
Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26 United States Code 5001 et seq.)
the facility is required to obtain a permit from, register with, or
obtain approval of a notice or application from the Secretary of the
Treasury as a condition of doing business in the United States, or
is a foreign facility of a type that would require such a permit,
registration, or approval if it were a domestic facility; and
(B) Under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, §415,
the facility is required to register as a facility because it is engaged
in manufacturing, processing, packing, or holding one or more alcoholic
beverages.
(2) 21 Code of Federal Regulations Part 117 Subparts
C and G do not apply with respect to food that is not an alcoholic
beverage at a facility described in paragraph (1) of this subsection,
provided such food:
(A) is in prepackaged form that prevents any direct
human contact with such food; and
(B) constitutes not more than 5 percent of the overall
sales of the facility, as determined by the Secretary of the Treasury.
(j) 21 Code of Federal Regulations Part 117 Subparts
C and G do not apply to facilities that are solely engaged in the
storage of raw agricultural commodities (other than fruits and vegetables)
intended for further distribution or processing.
(k) Exemptions to Subchapter N.
(1) Except as provided by paragraph (2) of this subsection,
Subchapter N of this chapter does not apply to any of the following:
(A) "farms;"
(B) fishing vessels that are not subject to the registration
requirements of 21 Code of Federal Regulations Part 1, Subpart H in
accordance with 21 Code of Federal Regulations §1.226(f);
(C) establishments solely engaged in the holding and/or
transportation of one or more raw agricultural commodities;
(D) activities of "farm mixed-type facilities" as defined
under mixed-type facility in §229.211 of this title that fall
within the definition of "farm;" or
(E) establishments solely engaged in hulling, shelling,
drying, packing, and/or holding nuts except in the case where the
nut is cracked and/or shelled and is intended to be consumed raw (without
additional manufacturing/processing, such as roasting nuts).
(2) If a "farm" or "farm mixed-type facility" dries/dehydrates
raw agricultural commodities that are produce as defined in 21 Code
of Federal Regulations Part 112, to create a distinct commodity, Subchapter
N of this chapter applies to the packaging, packing, and holding of
the dried commodities. Compliance with this requirement may be achieved
by complying with Subchapter N of this chapter or with the applicable
requirements for packing and holding in 21 Code of Federal Regulations
Part 112.
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