Last updated: September 30, 2026.
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Food safety
Food-safety guidance here summarizes public sources such as the food code. Rules that apply to your permit may differ, and inspectors decide what applies to your business. When in doubt about whether food is safe, throw it out and confirm requirements with the Mississippi State Department of Health.
Refrigerant and electrical work
Handling refrigerant is regulated and requires certification. Electrical parts in refrigeration equipment can hold a charge after power is off. Do not open panels, test capacitors or loosen refrigerant fittings unless you are qualified.
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