- Shweta Verma
September 23, 2026
PEST CONTROL & RELATED HYGIENE – COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST
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PEST CONTROL & RELATED HYGIENE – COMPLIANCE CHECKLIST
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S. No. |
Compliance Requirement |
Checklist / Evidence |
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Effective pest-control programme |
☐ Maintain an effective and continuous programme for control of insects, birds, rodents and other vermin. |
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Regular inspection |
☐ Regularly inspect the meat processing unit and surrounding areas for signs/evidence of pest infestation. |
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Pest eradication measures |
☐ Initiate eradication measures immediately upon detection of pests in the processing unit or surrounding areas. |
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Qualified supervision |
☐ Physical, chemical or biological pest-control measures to be undertaken only by, or under direct supervision of, personnel having adequate knowledge of the health hazards and potential residues associated with such agents. |
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Regulatory compliance |
☐ Conduct pest-control measures in accordance with recommendations of the competent/official authority having jurisdiction. |
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Inspector awareness |
☐ Ensure the concerned inspector is kept informed/has knowledge of the pest-control measures undertaken. |
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Use of pesticides as last resort |
☐ Use pesticides only where other effective precautionary methods cannot be employed. |
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Approved pesticides |
☐ Use only pesticides approved by the competent authority for use in the meat processing unit. |
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Prevention of contamination |
☐ Take necessary precautions to prevent contamination of meat, equipment and utensils. |
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Before pesticide application |
☐ Remove all meat from the affected room before pesticide application. |
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Post-treatment cleaning |
☐ Thoroughly wash/clean all equipment and utensils before they are brought back into use. |
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Labelling of hazardous substances |
☐ Pesticides and other hazardous substances must bear appropriate toxicity and usage warnings. |
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Separate storage |
☐ Store hazardous substances that may contaminate meat, packaging materials or ingredients in a designated area separate from preparation, processing, handling, packing and storage areas. |
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Authorised handling |
☐ Ensure such substances are handled and dispensed only by authorised and properly trained personnel. |
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Contamination prevention |
☐ Exercise extreme care to prevent contamination of meat during handling, dispensing or storage. |
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Construction/maintenance materials |
☐ Materials used for construction and maintenance may be used with the approval of the Food Safety Officer, where applicable. |
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Personal effects & clothing |
☐ Do not deposit personal belongings or clothing in meat-handling areas. |
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Maintenance & cleaning tools |
☐ Do not store cleaning products, maintenance tools or related materials in meat-handling areas. |
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Shweta Verma
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