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Temporary Food Facility (TFF) Booth Application 2025

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The document is a Temporary Food Facility (TFF) Booth Application that outlines the requirements and procedures for applying to operate a food booth at an event. It includes sections for event details, booth management information, food preparation and safety protocols, hand washing facilities, utensil sanitation, water and wastewater management, booth construction specifications, and required attachments. The application must be submitted at least two weeks prior to the event and is subject to approval by Environmental Health Services (EHS), which will assess compliance with health regulations.

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Can I sell food from home in Orange County?

If you are planning on selling or giving away food and/or beverages to the public at a community event, you are required to obtain a Temporary Food Facility (food booth) permit for the event as required by the California Retail Food Code (CRFC).

Do you need a permit to sell street food in Orange County?

All food trucks and carts operating in Orange County need an Orange County Permit. Permits from other California counties are not valid in Orange County. Health permit renewal payments and past due fees must be made in person at the Environmental Health Division Office at 1241 E.

How to get a TFF permit in California?

APPLYING FOR A FOOD BOOTH PERMIT Submit a completed Temporary Food Facility application at least 30 days before the event to communityevents@ph.lacounty.gov. A late fee equal to the greater of $50 or 25% of the permit fee will be assessed for applications submitted less than 14 days before the event.

Do street food vendors need a permit in California?

The law allows for two different options: Class A is for selling food directly from home to the end consumer whether in person, by mail, or by third-party delivery and can include sales at special events such as holiday bazaars, bake sales, food swaps, or certified farmers markets.

How much does it cost to get a food license in Georgia?

How much does a food service license cost in Georgia? Georgia state law requires that the test and license not cost more than $15, in order to make sure anyone working in a restaurant can afford to get certified.

Do you need a permit to give away free food in California?

You are required to have a permit if you are selling, even temporarily, new or handcrafted items or used items you purchased for the purpose of reselling to others.

What is TFF in food?

TEMPORARY FOOD FACILITY (TFF)

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