Illinois Food Service License Practice Test

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Which organization creates national standards for food service equipment?

  1. NSF

  2. FDA

  3. EPA

  4. CDC

The correct answer is: NSF

The organization that creates national standards for food service equipment is the NSF (National Sanitation Foundation). NSF develops public health standards and certification programs that help ensure the safety and quality of food service equipment. Their standards are critical in maintaining hygiene and sanitation in food preparation and service areas, which is essential for preventing foodborne illnesses. The other organizations mentioned have different primary functions; for instance, the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) focuses on food safety regulations and consumer protection regarding food and drugs. The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) is primarily concerned with environmental protection and regulations. The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) deals with public health issues, including disease prevention and control but does not set equipment standards like the NSF does.

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