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Good Agricultural Practices for the Production and Handling of Green Beans and Peas.
This bi-fold pamphlet from N.C. State focuses on how to best reduce the risks of contamination through preventative on-farm measures.
Green Onions
FDA Commodity Specific Food Safety Guidelines for the Production, Harvest, Post-Harvest, and Value-Added Unit Operations of Green Onions (February 2010)
Leafy Greens
This document provides voluntary recommended guidelines on food safety practices that are intended to minimize the microbiological hazards association with fresh and fresh-cut lettuce/leafy greens products.
California Leafy Greens Marketing Agreement Commodity Specific Food Safety (2019)
Good Agricultural Practices for the Production and Handling of Cabbage and Leafy Greens (PDF) This bi-fold pamphlet from N.C. State focuses on how to best reduce the risks of contamination through preventative on-farm measures.
Sprouts
Microbiological Safety Evaluations and Recommendations on Sprouted Seed
Comprehensive safety and production guidelines for sprouts developed by the FDA.
Sweet Potatoes
Resources are provided for food safety practices in sweet potato production along with a crisis communication plan specific to the sweet potato industry.
Tomatoes
Tomato Resources
There are numerous resources for tomatoes that include commodity specific food safety guidance for the fresh tomato supply chain, NC tomato industry fresh produce safety survey, tomato good agricultural practices (TGAPs) and various other guidance documents that offer assistance to the tomato industry.
General Vegetable Guidance
Other Commodity FDA Guidance Documents
Good Agricultural Practices for the Production and Handling of Cucumbers, Eggplants, Squash, Peppers and Sweet Corn (PDF). This bi-fold pamphlet from N.C. State focuses on how to best reduce the risks of contamination through preventative on-farm measures.