ServSafe Food Handlers Practice Exam

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When is a label not required for bulk unpackaged food?

When the food is not for sale
When the food is prepared off-site by the same owner
When the food is in a sealed package
When the food is for immediate consumption

The correct answer is: When the food is prepared off-site by the same owner

When a food is prepared off-site by the same owner, it is not required to have a label for bulk unpackaged food because the food was prepared by the same person who is selling it. This indicates that the food is prepared in a controlled environment and the owner knows the ingredients and potential allergens that may be present. The other options are incorrect because they all require a label for the bulk unpackaged food. Option A implies that the food is not being sold, so a label is irrelevant. Option C states that the food is in a sealed package, which means it is already labeled. Option D suggests that the food is not being sold in bulk, but for immediate consumption, which is a different scenario than bulk unpackaged food.